Zcash backer Bootstrap says split due to clash over nonprofit rules, Zashi future
Bootstrap says US nonprofit law limits outside investment and drove governance tensions that led Electric Coin Company to break away.
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Bootstrap says US nonprofit law limits outside investment and drove governance tensions that led Electric Coin Company to break away.
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