The founder of the Solana ecosystem project Marginfi announced his resignation, due to disagreements with the team's way of doing things
PANews reported on April 11th that Edgar Pavlovsky, the founder of Solana's ecological margin protocol Marginfi, announced his departure from the Marginfi team on platform X. Edgar acknowledged that Marginfi is a world-class team, but he personally disagreed with their way of doing things internally or externally. He expressed his desire to devote his energy to work he believes is important for society.
Currently, lawyers are still resolving issues related to the founder's departure, but Edgar himself has already informed all relevant parties that he doesn't really care about tokens, money or anything else. Even though his recent financial situation has been very poor and personal income has almost dropped to zero. However, at present Edgar does not have any plans for next steps.
Earlier news revealed that Solend announced an airdrop for users who withdrew from MarginFi and deposited into Solend.
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