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Justin Sun’s Latest Scheme Implodes: Sky Drops Wrapped Bitcoin Like It’s Hot Trash, Because Let’s Face It, Who Needs That Much Drama?

A  illustration depicting a sinking ship labeled 'Sky' (formerly Maker) being dragged underwater by an anchor marked with Justin Sun's face. Wrapped Bitcoin tokens are scattered around the wreckage, while flames and smoke rise from the surface above.

It looks like Justin Sun’s latest scheme has bitten him back… or should I say, his Wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC) variant is about to get a nice big kick in the teeth courtesy of Sky and SparkLend! It seems that these two platforms have had enough of WBTC’s dodgy ownership situation and are proposing to remove it as collateral within their ecosystem. And who do you think might be behind this decision? That’s right, folks – Justin Sun himself! Or at least, his affiliates… or maybe even shell companies with nominee directors (because why not?). Anyway, the team at Sky has cited ‘recent changes in WBTC ownership and control’ as reason for offboarding it, which is just a fancy way of saying they don’t trust Jusin’s crew to keep their hands clean. And let me tell you, this decision couldn’t have come sooner! With $73 million worth of debt collateralized against WBTC on SparkLend alone (and another $127 million in legacy vaults), it was only a matter of time before things started getting messy.

Source: cointelegraph

The decentralized finance lending and borrowing platform Sky, formerly known as Maker, has proposed removing Wrapped Bitcoin as collateral within its ecosystem, citing concerns over the token’s close association with Justin Sun.​ Sky’s team said in a Sept. 12 post on the protocol’s governance forum that it was giving official notice that it would offboard Wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC) variants on SparkLend, its decentralized non-custodial liquidity protocol. According to the proposal […]

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