Bob Lee, the founder of Cash App, has reportedly been murdered in a stabbing in San Francisco.
No arrests have been made yet, and San Francisco PD has yet to reveal any details about the alleged suspect.
Lee was currently the CPO of the crypto company MobileCoin ... and he was the CTO of the mobile payment app Square in the past -- even working at Google in his early days.,"Bob was a force of nature. Helped to birth Android and CashApp into our world. Moby was his dream: a privacy protecting wallet for the 21st Century. I will miss him every day."
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