Key takeaways from the Golden Boys’ attack on Compound DAO
A group of Compound DAO members called the "Golden Boys" won a narrow vote to manage 5 percent of the DAO treasury on members’ behalf. Here’s what we can learn.
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A group of Compound DAO members called the "Golden Boys" won a narrow vote to manage 5 percent of the DAO treasury on members’ behalf. Here’s what we can learn.
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