Merely one week after a conflict between the founders of MyEtherWallet led the popular Ethereum wallet application to split into MyEtherWallet and MyCrypto, the founders of another massively popular decentralized application, Crypto All Stars, have engaged in a conflict, confusing the supporters and users of the application. On Sunday, Crypto Randy Marsh, one of the two founders of Crypto All Stars alongside Adam Hadar, released a Medium blog post that claimed Adam had taken Crypto All Stars as “hostage at the ransom of a buyout.” Randy added that Adam has refused to “free up the company,” and that he remains unsurePowered by WPeMatico