Avalanche’s SoFi application, Stars Arena, has caught up in a scuffle after a team member departs and starts exposing classified information.
Just a day after Chill Pill resigned from the CEO position, Stars Arena announced the departure of another team member, Kook Capital, on October 31, who used to look after business development and strategy.
The departure, however, has unleashed the team’s conflicting views, as Kook accuses former CEO Chill Pill of stealing the company from its founder. Kook claimed that “greed killed Stars Arena” while referring to Chill Pill.
Kook has also shared a post citing screenshots to expose Avalanche founder and CEO Emin Gün Sirer. Out of fury, Kook also revealed Stars Arena’s direct connection to the Avalanche team.
While not sure if he was joking or not, Kook asked the Stars Arena and Avalanche team to pay him $690,420 in exchange for him signing an NDA, which will prevent him from disclosing any further information about the subject.
With a shocking claim, the drama reveals that Chill Pill had 3 signatures for Stars Arena’s multisig wallet, which he did not change despite being pressured.
The drama has also caught attention from the whole crypto community, including onchain detective ZachXBT.
