Key Points:
During a series of phone contacts with the organization’s founder, Tor, SCRT Labs learned that the Secret Foundation had sold a sizable number of SCRT tokens.
A sizable chunk of these earnings was turned over to Tor as dividends. However, the Secret Foundation, which Tor frequently referred to as a non-profit organization, did not disclose this activity in any financial reports it sent to the community. In particular, the Q4 2021 report shows that Secret Foundation received roughly $4 million in cash, but it makes no mention of this withdrawal.
There may also be more undisclosed financial irregularities, such as an open loan from the Secret Foundation to Alameda or one of its affiliates.
Guy Zyskind thus suggested collaborating with the neighborhood to set up a new Secret Foundation. The initial blueprint the SCRT Labs team suggest is as follows:
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