Ben Chow, co-founder of Meteora, has stepped down from his role following scrutiny over the botched launch of the Libra (CRYPTO: LIBRA) token, a Solana (CRYPTO: SOL)-based meme coin.

Ben Chow, co-founder of Meteora, has stepped down from his position in response to mounting criticism over the Libra meme coin scandal.

CZ’s post reignited the meme coin mania, highlighting the ongoing cycle of speculation, hype, and financial risk in the crypto space.

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Ben Chow, who co-founded Solana-based DEXs Jupiter and Meteora, departed from Meteora amid allegations of insider trading.

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