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Morpho deleted post calling curator model unsustainable

A Morpho X post said curator businesses rely on private distribution agreements rather than vault fees, and the company later attributed it to a third-party AI marketing tool.

Morpho deleted a post from its official X account that said most curator businesses are not self-sustaining solely from vault fees, and that the business model instead depends on private distribution agreements, according to The Defiant.

The post was removed the same day, and The Defiant reports that Aave founder Stani Kulechov described it as particularly bearish for Morpho token holders.

The Defiant also reports that Morpho CEO Paul Frambot said a third-party artificial intelligence marketing tool published the post.

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