IOTA founder David Sønstebø buries hatchets, plots future in puzzling blog
Addressing the community and board members, David Sønstebø reveals contradictory details about his split with the IOTA Foundation In a verbose and, at times, vituperative blog post published today, IOTA founder David Sønstebø seeks to “quench all concern” about his state of mind, assure the community that the “IF [IOTA Foundation] is not broke,” and hint at future plans for the ecosystem being hatched in collaboration with “investors, separate DLT-project leaders, community devs and others.” As Cointelegraph previously reported, in a December 11th announcement, the IOTA Foundation’s board....
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