Sestagalli is behind top Avalanche projects like Wonderland, a treasury-backed currency protocol, and Abracadabra

Sushi tokens jumped as much as 10% in early European hours to over $6.19 from a low of $5.30 on Sunday night, data from markets tool CoinGecko shows. Prices retraced slightly to $5.90 at press time as traders likely took profits from the bump.

The move came shortly after Daniele Sestagalli, a top application developer on layer 1 blockchain Avalanche, proposed joining the platform in a post on the project’s governance forum.

“Sushi’s expansion and growth have been nonstop – it’s time to give Sushi additional resources and autonomy to continue and better define its mandate and governance during a time when it needs it the most,” the proposal read, claiming Sestagalli’s addition to the project could help end its ongoing woes.

“SushiSwap is bedeviled by a number of internal crises that are blurry to outsiders,” Shirokov Konstantin, CMO of DeFi tool Bonded Finance said.

“Traders are likely betting on the upside given the deep blockchain development experience and success of Sesta with previous projects like Wonderland, Popsicle Finance and Abracadabra in the competitive DeFi space,” he added.

Sestagalli is behind top Avalanche projects like Wonderland, a treasury-backed currency protocol, and Abracadabra, a platform that provides collateral based on yield-bearing assets deposited by users.

SPELL, TIME and MIM – three tokens associated with the two projects – have a combined market capitalization of over $5.9 billion, data from CoinGecko shows, making Sestagalli one of the most influential developers in the crypto ecosystem.

Protocols like Sushi are open source, community-run and rely on proposals for further plans. Any community member – in this case, Sestagalli – can write up a proposal on the governance forum, and it is wholly up to community members to either take up the changes or ignore proposals.

Sestagalli proposes making Sushi a part of the multi-billion Abracadabra and Wonderland ecosystem, buoyed by the latter’s strong community that brands itself as the Frog Nation collective. Other changes include ending the issuance of “xSushi” – a token rewarded to Sushi stakers – deprecating the legal entity that controls development on Sushi, and adding Sestagalli and others to the core Sushi development team.

Comments on the proposal ranged from good to bad. “I always had a feeling Dani was going to be the perfect fit,” one member commented. “I personally will take a stance against this proposal. While Dani has done a great job with his projects they lack any real vision,” said another.

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Source: coin desk