MarginFi, SolBlaze, and Solend, decentralized finance lending platforms, are embroiled in a contentious dispute, with allegations of misconduct and misinformation from all sides. The core issue revolves around MarginFi's purported failure to replenish BLZE token emissions for users over an 8-day period, attributed by MarginFi to blockchain congestion and prioritizing user safety.

MacBrennan, MRGN group co-founder, asserts that they've consistently paid out more than required to BLZE lenders and borrowers, covering the excess from personal funds. He refutes claims of a three-week failure to replenish BLZE, citing a lack of prior communication before accusations surfaced.

Rooter, Solend's founder, accuses MarginFi of attempting to discredit Solend with peers, spreading falsehoods about its total value locked (TVL) and oracle configuration. Rooter alleges MarginFi criticized Solend to boost social media engagement, referencing an undisclosed "fabled 20-page risk report."

In response, Edgar Pavlovsky, MarginFi's founder, resigns from the MRGN group and related projects, citing internal and external disagreements. MarginFi assures users of operational continuity post-Pavlovsky's departure, emphasizing DeFi protocol decentralization. The MRGN team commits to advancing decentralization efforts, acknowledging Pavlovsky's contributions.

Despite internal discord, MarginFi asserts operational integrity and records significant withdrawals over 48 hours, totaling $150 million. Total TVL reaches approximately $660 million.

SolBlaze updates reveal ongoing communication with MarginFi, who commits to reimbursing missing BLZE emissions over the past 8 days and investigates earlier emission discrepancies. MarginFi aims to mend ties with the SolBlaze community and supports bSOL and BLZE integration within its protocol.

The dispute underscores DeFi's evolving landscape, emphasizing the need for open communication, transparency, and user welfare amidst Solana's congestion challenges.