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zkSync scam?
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Those who followed crypto yesterday probably saw the announcement about the NFT airdrop from zkSync. If you don't know what airdrop is yet, let's figure it out together.
Zksync made a snapshot, from which they selected 180 000 network users who somehow interacted with NFT in the mainnet within the time frame set by the project.
Out of these 180k randomly selected 10k users and sent out NFT LIBERTAS OMNIBUS. Yesterday the minimum price for these jpegs was in the neighborhood of 0.08-0.1 ETH and we can say that everyone who has a lot of luck or a lot of accounts were made specifically for this project, but if not for one thing.
Smart users started to check wallets, which fell under the drop and noticed one regularity. A huge part of wallets began with 0x000. 9300 wallets were scattered in ascending order and 700 were random.
What could that mean to us? Project funders slipped their wallets and gave themselves a drop. Either a member of the team simply put their addresses under the drop or just random and all this fud (this is an acronym from the psychology of manipulation, it is a special tactic in the course of which there is a manipulation on a person through his negative emotions). In order to piss off the audience of the project and raise interest in the topic. It is worth recalling that the project has more than $450 million in investments.
It's funny that as soon as the funders realized that the matter takes a serious turn and users start to show a lot of negativity towards the project, they immediately made an announcement, in which they said that it was just the first list and all 180k users will receive these nft. This is one more reason to realize that projects even with such a large amount of investment, can still not be fair to ordinary users.
What do you think, another fluke or deliberate deception?
- Randomness
- Something's wrong
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