Firestorm erupts in Aave governance forum over CoW Swap fees
Members of the Aave DAO clashed with Aave Labs, with some arguing that the company was not acting in the best interests of token holders.
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Members of the Aave DAO clashed with Aave Labs, with some arguing that the company was not acting in the best interests of token holders.
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