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Glue Founder Accuses Across Team of Manipulating DAO Votes, Stealing $23 Million from Treasury

Summary: In a bombshell revelation, Glue founder Ogle published a lengthy post today on X, accusing the Across Protocol team of manipulating DAO votes through privacy controls to steal approximately $23 million from the protocol's treasury. Ogle mentioned that the Across team initiated multiple votes in 2023 and 2024, proposing to transfer a total of 150 ...

In a bombshell revelation, Glue founder Ogle published a lengthy post today on X, accusing the Across Protocol team of manipulating DAO votes through privacy controls to steal approximately $23 million from the protocol's treasury.

Ogle mentioned that the Across team initiated multiple votes in 2023 and 2024, proposing to transfer a total of 150 million ACX tokens to a for-profit company established by the Across team called Risk Labs under the guise of 'strategic investment' and 'retrospective funding,' then manipulating votes through other addresses with traceable connections to pass the proposals.

Ogle added that he gave the Across team and Risk Labs ample time to correct any inaccuracies or publicly address the issue themselves, but they chose to remain silent, prompting him to write this post.

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