SushiSwap community debates treasury control proposal amid transparency concerns

SushiSwap developer Jiro proposed a method to centralize control of the protocol's $53M treasury, sparking community concerns about centralization.

Former contributor B.Naïm claims the SushiSwap team manipulated voter snapshots by temporarily adding liquidity to new wallets to boost voting power.

The official SushiSwap wallet voted for the first time with its 5.5M SUSHI tokens, making it the proposal's largest voter.

The community feels the SushiSwap team has not been transparent and is forcing through a proposal to give themselves control of the treasury.

If passed, the team would have full control of the treasury, reducing community oversight and input into protocol decisions.