Drago

[Drago @DragomirGodev]

This is only the beginning. I’ll keep building $GETMY in public: new memes, rarer receipts, personalized wallet-based humor, and more ways for each receipt to tell the story of a trade.

[GETMY @getmyreceipt]

@DragomirGodev Receipt #000001 🧾

[Drago @DragomirGodev]

I wanted the first transaction to be mine before asking anyone else to make one.

@getmyreceipt fmDjT7bHSLDCQR2iRskbAPrwhfNRZyLiJTCgDuQkZuSd27zQW96wPr8hjhvKouYbMYiDJrvQvaeftsV4jPDtj3n

[Drago @DragomirGodev]

@cryptolifeonly @synthra_finance My factual reply under Synthra’s statement was moved to Hidden Replies. If you were affected by $SYN and want to compare purchases, snapshot eligibility or $POLL allocations, contact me. Never share private keys or sign unknown transactions.

https://t.co/rqdqXgn3fl

[Drago @DragomirGodev]

🚨 CALL TO AFFECTED $SYN HOLDERS

If you bought $SYN after @synthra_finance publicly confirmed the contract and suffered a loss, please DM me.

We are documenting affected users and exploring an independent legal review.

Read the full thread below ↓
#Arc

[Drago @DragomirGodev]

“Community support”? I paid $3,315 for $SYN and got ~$136 in $POLL. The deployer bought no SYN on-chain, collected $13,712 + 1.66M SYN from the pool, yet received more POLL than me. It returned the POLL, but why was a team wallet eligible? This is a failure of accountability.

[Synthra @synthra_finance]

$POLL Community Support Distribution Completed

The $POLL community-support distribution to eligible $SYN holders has now been completed.

Allocations were distributed according to the previously published snapshot methodology and eligibility criteria.

Alongside the distribution, 1.836M $POLL has also been bought back and burned, permanently removing it from circulation.🔥

We know the past days have been difficult for parts of the community, and we appreciate everyone who continued to engage with us throughout the process.

From here, our focus remains on building Synthra, strengthening the ecosystem, and continuing to deliver for the community.

We keep building. We keep moving forward.

[Drago @DragomirGodev]

@synthra_finance https://t.co/rqdqXgn3fl

[Drago @DragomirGodev]

🚨 CALL TO AFFECTED $SYN HOLDERS

If you bought $SYN after @synthra_finance publicly confirmed the contract and suffered a loss, please DM me.

We are documenting affected users and exploring an independent legal review.

Read the full thread below ↓
#Arc

[Drago @DragomirGodev]

5/5 This is not an accusation of fraud or a harassment campaign.

The first step is to preserve evidence, verify losses and obtain independent legal advice. If sufficient claims exist, affected holders can decide transparently what action to take.

[Drago @DragomirGodev]

🚨 CALL TO AFFECTED $SYN HOLDERS

If you bought $SYN after @synthra_finance publicly confirmed the contract and suffered a loss, please DM me.

We are documenting affected users and exploring an independent legal review.

Read the full thread below ↓
#Arc

[Drago @DragomirGodev]

4/5 SECURITY:

I will never ask for a seed phrase, private key, wallet connection, signature, transaction or upfront payment.

No funds are being collected and no outcome is promised. Do not trust accounts that contact you claiming to act on my behalf.

[Drago @DragomirGodev]

3/5 Please state your country and any future $POLL allocation or payment.

Do not post wallet data publicly. If claiming requires a signature or accepting terms, pause until the source and any waiver are reviewed.

[Drago @DragomirGodev]

2/5 If you wish to participate, please DM:

• public wallet address;
• $SYN purchase transaction hashes;
• USDC invested;
• whether you bought before or after the confirmation;
• whether you still hold $SYN or sold it, and the proceeds.

[Drago @DragomirGodev]

1/5 The goal is to establish:

• how many legitimate holders were affected;
• when they bought;
• how much USDC was invested and recovered;
• whether the $POLL allocation covers the losses;
• what legal or regulatory remedies may be available.

[Drago @DragomirGodev]

@synthra_finance However, a fixed 5% $POLL allocation - explicitly described as support rather than compensation - doesn’t guarantee recovery of users’ net losses and may trigger a race to sell.

I have outlined the risk and possible solutions here: https://t.co/jIxupQzeeq

[Drago @DragomirGodev]

What’s next for @synthra_finance?

How Synthra can compensate affected holders for their $SYN purchases without triggering a $POLL sell-off, and potentially turn its biggest crisis into an opportunity to rebuild trust.

Here is what happened and a possible way forward. 🧵

[Drago @DragomirGodev]

11) I still want Synthra to succeed. The product has potential, but technology alone is not enough - users must trust the team operating it.

This crisis can still become proof that Synthra protects its community, but only if the recovery makes ordinary users genuinely whole.

[Drago @DragomirGodev]

What’s next for @synthra_finance?

How Synthra can compensate affected holders for their $SYN purchases without triggering a $POLL sell-off, and potentially turn its biggest crisis into an opportunity to rebuild trust.

Here is what happened and a possible way forward. 🧵

[Drago @DragomirGodev]

10) Transparency is essential. The team should publish:

• the snapshot block;
• eligibility and exclusion criteria;
• the bundler-wallet methodology;
• total verified losses;
• available recovery funds;
• the exact distribution formula and timeline.

[Drago @DragomirGodev]

9) Possible solutions:

• direct USDC refunds, especially for smaller holders;
• guaranteed $POLL redemption at a fixed recovery value;
• USDC + $POLL, with any shortfall covered;
• staged claims supported by sufficient liquidity;
• compensation not based on nominal value.

[Drago @DragomirGodev]

8) A fair recovery plan should calculate each eligible wallet’s actual net loss:

USDC spent on $SYN
− USDC recovered from selling $SYN
− previous compensation
= verified net loss.

Only wallets proven to be part of the coordinated group should be excluded.

[Drago @DragomirGodev]

7) This would create a vicious cycle and transfer the consequences of the failed launch back to ordinary users.

A nominal allocation is not full compensation unless affected holders can realize its stated value without competing against one another to exit.

[Drago @DragomirGodev]

6) The first sellers may recover part of their losses. Everyone else could face falling prices, limited liquidity and increasing slippage.

Buybacks raise $POLL → $POLL is distributed → holders sell → price falls → compensation loses value → trust falls further.

[Drago @DragomirGodev]

5) The problem is that receiving $POLL is not the same as recovering the USDC that users lost.

If many affected holders receive $POLL simultaneously, they will naturally try to recover their money. This creates a race to sell.

[Drago @DragomirGodev]

4) My concern is what happens next.

The team took a snapshot and plans to use fees collected from $SYN to purchase $POLL. Eligible holders will receive a $POLL allocation, but the distribution ratio and timeline have not yet been announced.