@TheZKNation you deceived the entire community. I worked on the project for 1.5 years, I spent a huge amount of money, effort, and time. I improved the metrics for the project and didn’t even receive a refund for it and you’re still calling me a bot?!? I hope your project close soon! @zksync
@TrustlessState@bankless@zksync you were silent for two days to write this nonsense? I am a living and super dissatisfied user who worked on the project for 2 years and received 0. I am happy to present arguments to the team of these crooks!
Do you think $ZK airdrop was unfair?
I discovered that one ZkSync developer has 47 wallets and received 660,369 tokens, all wallets connected through Disperse contract.
0.05 ETH was dispersed on 550 wallets.
Why do I believe these wallets belong to one zkSync developer?
1.The wallet owner received allocations for contributions to notable GitHub repositories multiple times.
2.He also received allocations for contributions to the zkSync Community Hub on GitHub.
3.Additionally, they received allocations for holding a POAP from in-person zkSync events.
4.The wallet owner knew exactly what needed to be done and did not care about the connections between wallets. They dispersed ETH on the mainnet before starting farming and waited 150 days to activate the wallets 30 days before the snapshot.
- I do not want to doxing dev, and don't care about his allocations.
- I have allocation from ZKsync and I'm ok.
Almost all small normies get $0 for 2 years of activity and spent from $10 - $300 tx fee for nothing
Is it fair for them? I do not think so.
It would be nice to have reaction from @zksync or @TheZKNation.
Do they think is it fair distribution?
Community first or Dev first?
#ZkSync