Just as Sui DeFi regained discussion due to Walrus's high annualized subsidies, a serious internal conflict has erupted within the ecosystem's lending protocol. NAVI Protocol founder Elliscopef is accused of using fake accounts to continuously release FUD messages about the competing product Scallop within the Sui Chinese community. Scallop founder Chris directly pointed out that the account spreading FUD messages, known as T, is actually Elliscopef himself, and he expressed dissatisfaction, stating that while SuiLend is a builder on Sui, NAVI is a tumor on Sui. Chain News has reached out to NAVI for verification, but the official response is currently unavailable.

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Is the NAVI founder using a fake account to FUD competitors? Scallop strongly criticizes NAVI as a tumor on SUI.

Chat records show that a user named T continuously complains about Scallop in the Sui Chinese community, suggesting that the official is about to dump the price. Even FUD Scallop, stating that the protocol has already changed hands.

T is also in the Suinami Riders group, which is the earliest developer group on Sui. Further review of the records reveals that it was Elliscopef who added T to the Suinami Riders group, which seems to indicate a considerable degree of interaction between Elliscopef and T. Subsequently, T added NAVI team's Rekkles J to the group, and chat records also show that T once shared NAVI's posts with Sui co-founder Adeniyi in the group.

The NAVI team does not acknowledge T as a team member.

The above evidence shows the close relationship between T and the NAVI team. The founder of Scallop also sought an explanation from Elliscopef on Twitter, but it appears he has been blocked by Elliscopef. Leaked chat records also indicate that the NAVI team is distancing itself from T.

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