Investor Disagreements Force FloorDAO to Send $2.5 Million to Splinter Faction – What's Going On?
FloorDAO, a crypto group focused on NFT finance, has split into two separate entities due to disagreements among investors. The project, which aims to develop products for "NFT-Fi," transferred over $2.5 million from its...
The project, which aims to develop products for "NFT-Fi," transferred over $2.5 million from its treasury, consisting of crypto tokens and NFTs, to a splinter group called FloorkDAO.
The group is controlled by activist investors who were dissatisfied with the project's direction. ...
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