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Exactly my first thought. A coin to address governance issues lacks access to its own funds due to governance issues.

Poe's law in full display.

They're the foundation's funds, the developers were never supposed to have access to them.

It's funny though, but understandable. The platform must be built in a world where the problem platform is trying to solve exists.

That's like laughing at Seamless for being unable to order food for its employees, but Seamless hasn't launched yet.

I think it’s more like “Seamless team gets taken out by food poisoning from Seamless delivery”.

If governance issues are important for you in cryptocurrencies, you should take a look at Decred,

The Breitmans took over the project less than a year before the ICO. Proof can be found on twitter, where the original paper's author posted that he is handing the project over.

Leah M Goodman is the journalist who wrote the Newsweek article about Dorian Nakamoto.

It is also a pen name used by the Breitman as a joke.

I stand corrected!