Morpho, a DeFi lending protocol, deleted a post from its official X account after it drew criticism over comments about the economics of its Curator business. According to The Defiant, the post said most Curator operations could not sustain themselves on Vault fees alone and that some revenue came from offchain revenue-sharing, custom packaging, or protocol subsidies. Aave founder Stani Kulechov said the message was "extremely bearish" for MORPHO holders. Morpho CEO Paul Frambot later said the post had been automatically published by a third-party AI marketing tool. He said the team removed the post, revoked the tool's account access, and is still investigating what happened. Frambot did not confirm whether the specific figures mentioned in the deleted post were accurate.
According to The Defiant, DeFi lending protocol Morpho published and then deleted a post from its official X account about the business model of its Curator segment.
The post said most Curator businesses could not sustain themselves on Vault fees alone, and that part of their revenue depended on offchain revenue-sharing, custom packaging, or protocol subsidies.
Aave founder Stani Kulechov said the post was "extremely bearish" for MORPHO holders.
Morpho CEO Paul Frambot later said the content had been automatically published by a third-party AI marketing tool. He said the team had deleted the post, revoked the account's access, and was still investigating the cause. Frambot did not confirm whether the specific data cited in the post was accurate.
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