Poloniex Exchange Delists DGB Token After Founder Has Public Rant On TRON

Poloniex Exchange Delists DGB Token After Founder Has Public Rant On TRON
  • Jared Tate has been taking to Twitter recently to spark a war against Justin Sun.
  • Tate’s words originally started off just as tame name-calling.
  • But this week, the founder posted an eight-part thread saying TRON is not as above-board as its proponents claim it to be.

Jared Tate, the founder of the well-known blockchain platform DigiByte, as well as its native DGB digital asset, has been taking to Twitter a lot recently over the past few weeks to spark a war against one of the biggest names in crypto, Justin Sun. 

Tate’s words originally started off just as tame name-calling as he said Sun is a “crook,” in one of the earlier tweets. But this week, the founder and industry figurehead posted an eight-part thread saying that TRON is not as “above-board” as its proponents claim it to be.

Not long after, the Poloniex platform shows its colours and were actually planning to delist DigiByte’s native DGB token as a supported asset. In a recent tweet, the platform said:

There was a lot of hate coming from the DigitByte co-founder, but what was it that got his token delisted from a platform?

The DigiByte founder did say that “Tron was the most blatant con job we saw after diving into hundreds of projects and blockchain protocols,” in reference to his analysis of the industry for a book he was working on. 

Tate began his lengthy Twitter thread, by saying:

Check out the full thread of Tate’s rant on TRON here.

It will be interesting to see how this situation plays out. For more news on this and other crypto updates, keep it with CryptoDaily!

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