[Former RWA Company Executive Accuses Partners of Breach of Trust to Seize Control of Stablecoin Project and Establish M0] According to Cryptopolitan, former executive Max Glass of cryptocurrency consulting firm RWA Company has filed a lawsuit in the Delaware Court of Chancery, accusing the company of unlawfully terminating his contract to seize control of a lucrative stablecoin project, which eventually evolved into the blockchain payment infrastructure platform M0. Glass alleges that RWA Company controlling members Gregory DiPrisco and Joseph Quintilian orchestrated a 'breach of trust' to forcibly push him out of the company and unlawfully take over the stablecoin business. Glass claims that before launching the M0 project, the two forced him to 'relinquish his rights' and fraudulently acquired the company’s intellectual property, transferring the original collaboration project with German fintech company CrossLend to M0. He emphasized that 'M0 was built upon the collaborative achievements of RWA Company and CrossLend,' yet he was excluded from ownership and profit distribution. Glass is seeking damages and a declaration of his legitimate rights in the original stablecoin project. His attorney stated that the defendants have concealed the true relationship between RWA, CrossLend, and M0 for years.