Tribe DAO has announced plans to shut its doors and will transfer cryptocurrency to token holders and anyone harmed by the $80 million Rari attack earlier this year as part of a multi-million dollar reclamation scheme. Tribe DAO, which last year completed the largest DeFi merger in history by acquiring Rari, has put up an approximately $157 million redemption proposal to disperse any residual DAO-controlled assets to TRIBE holders and recompense those harmed by the April Rari theft. Any permission would have to be decided upon by token owners during the future DAO vote. Rari Capital, a technique that lets users design unique financing and lending markets for different assets, saw the depletion of seven of its so-called fuse pools at the end of April for a total of almost $80 million. With the teams’ 88.9 million unvested TRIBE tokens, they plan to distribute $16 million as compensation to victims under the redemption plan. On July 1st, the vesting term for the team’s tokens will expire. The DAO-controlled assets are estimated to be worth $141 million and would be allocated among TRIBE holders proportionally. Tribe DAO – A Hybrid According to the proposal, the present global macro climate, the Rari breach, and potential regulatory issues are the driving forces for Tribe DAO’s decision. The plan warned that any of the growing mechanical, economic, and regulatory issues might make the project far worse off than it is now. The pla...
