A crypto project that bagged $30M in funding just got exposed for some sketchy airdrop activity. Data shows one entity scooped up over 60% of the APR token distribution on BNB Chain through roughly 14,000 wallets. Here's the red flag: these addresses were freshly created, all got funded from a major CEX at nearly identical timestamps, and each received exactly 0.001 BNB before claiming. Classic sybil attack pattern. When a single player controls that much of the supply through coordinated wallet farming, it raises serious questions about distribution fairness and potential dump risks ahead.
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ChainBrain
· 11-14 14:45
Just play with the suckers as if they are fools.
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RetroHodler91
· 11-13 10:17
Suckers turn right when going out.
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BearMarketBuyer
· 11-12 19:58
This fund management is too aggressive. Just cut it if you're brave enough.
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GateUser-7b078580
· 11-12 19:57
This trap of capital flow completely aligns with the leaked temporal pattern... one can tell from the data that it will eventually collapse.
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MrDecoder
· 11-12 19:36
Once you've finished cutting, you run away. Who can stop you?
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DAOdreamer
· 11-12 19:34
Classic rookie harvesting machine, I'm out of here, I'm out of here.
A crypto project that bagged $30M in funding just got exposed for some sketchy airdrop activity. Data shows one entity scooped up over 60% of the APR token distribution on BNB Chain through roughly 14,000 wallets. Here's the red flag: these addresses were freshly created, all got funded from a major CEX at nearly identical timestamps, and each received exactly 0.001 BNB before claiming. Classic sybil attack pattern. When a single player controls that much of the supply through coordinated wallet farming, it raises serious questions about distribution fairness and potential dump risks ahead.