SushiSwap's new CEO has been accused of being a serial crypto fraudster and sexually assaulting a horse

According to BlockBeats, on October 11th, Jared Grey, the former CEO of Eons Finance and the new CEO of Sushi, was accused of being a crypto fraudster by several people including YannickCrypto and listed his crimes: In 2012, Jared Gray committed fraud and multiple copyright violations through his company "MultiPlex PC"; In 2019, Jared became CEO of ALQO, launched an online wallet for ALQO, and stole 70% of ALQO users' assets; Jared worked with developer Kevin Collmer to defraud customers by demanding listing fees for a single BTC seat on a Bitfineon trading platform from multiple cryptocurrency project parties, alleging that Jared earned a total of 20 BTC from the scam; In 2020, Jared Grey re-branded ALQO as EONS and moved it from its own blockchain to ETH ERC-20, which may have made it difficult to trace its ALQO dynamics; In addition, Jared Gray was accused of sexually assaulting a horse, leading to a number of memes about SushiSwap and horse on overseas social media platforms. Now Sushi may be down on that, trading at $1.27, down 8.54 percent in 24 hours.