Block.one ICO damages ‘far beyond’ $22M, ENF founder says

PANews ｜2023-07-27 21:46

Block.one owes much more to EOS investors than just $22 million after the $4 billion ICO, EOS Network Foundation CEO Yves La Rose believes.

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