In a recent series of posts, Naïm Boubziz has accused SushiSwap's head chef, Jared Grey, of attempting to undermine the community and the decentralized autonomous organization (DAO) while trying to seize control of the treasury. Boubziz, who has previously expressed concerns, claims to have warned about the current situation for months, but his warnings were dismissed under false pretenses.

Boubziz also alleges that snapshots were deleted without proper response and accuses the community of turning a blind eye to the truth. He highlights Jared's previous claim of a "hostile takeover" and argues that the actions taken were intended to prevent the current situation.

Boubziz also argues that SushiSwap's governance structure needs improvement and emphasizes the importance of community involvement. However, he also notes that the community is aware of the situation and that the facts speak for themselves.

These allegations have put SushiSwap at a critical juncture as the controversy surrounding the governance proposal deepens. The divide between those advocating for community involvement and supporters of the proposed changes has widened, raising concerns about the project's future.

Currently, about 93% of participants in a signal vote on a controversial governance proposal for SushiSwap have voted "no," reflecting overwhelming opposition. Despite this, a second vote is scheduled for April 9th to determine whether the proposal will be implemented.

Meanwhile, SushiSwap's native token, SUSHI, is currently trading at $1.59, reflecting a continued downtrend over the past month with a decline of 12%.