Web3 firm aPriori, supported by Pantera, has remained silent after questions about how its recent APR token giveaway was handled.
According to Bubblemaps, a crypto-tracking platform, nearly 60% of tokens from the latest airdrop went to a single participant. The tokens were spread over about 14,000 wallets that seem to be connected.
Each of those wallets had been topped up with small amounts of BNB
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Bubblemaps also reported on November 11 that the same group kept opening and funding new wallets to claim more tokens even after the first round of activity. This raised concerns that one person or team might be using automated methods to exploit the airdrop system.
The giveaway started on October 23, before the APR token, based on BNB Chain, passed a market value of $300 million. Around 12% of the total token supply had been set aside for this event.
Since then, aPriori’s official X account has posted only one unrelated update since announcing the airdrop.
Blockchain investigator ZachXBT stated:
Still no reply from the co-founder, the way they have given zero transparency makes them look no different from scammers.
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