Power struggle erupts at Ondo Finance after founder’s death

Three Delaware court filings reveal a battle for control of Ondo Finance after founder Nathan Allman's death.

Founder Nathan Allman's estate alleges former President Ian De Bode unlawfully seized control of Ondo Finance after the founder's death.
The lawsuit asks a Delaware court to determine who lawfully controls the tokenization firm and preserve the status quo.
The estate says it initially worked with De Bode before reconstituting the board and voting to remove him.

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