SushiSwap welcomes another major reversal, anonymous founder Chef Nomi apologizes and returns 38,000 ETH

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On the evening of September 11th, Beijing time, Chef Nomi, the anonymous founder of SushiSwap, tweeted that he regretted his previous cash-out behavior. In addition, he had returned about 38,000 ETH to SushiSwap’s Treasury Fund. Worth around $14 million.

A week ago, Chef Nomi converted part of the sushi tokens allocated to the development of the SushiSwap project into Ethereum, which aroused the anger of the market and once pushed the SushiSwap project to the edge of a cliff. Following this, Chef Nomi announced the transfer of control of the SushiSwap project to FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried.

And earlier this week, SushiSwap successfully completed the migration under the leadership of Sam Bankman-Fried, and took away more than $800 million in liquidity from Uniswap.

Unexpectedly, Chef Nomi, the anonymous founder who had run away before, chose to return to the SushiSwap community and returned all the ETH obtained from the previous smashing. He also apologized and said:

Subsequently, Nomi announced the return of the ether transaction, he also wrote:

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