30 Million Dollar Altcoin Airdrop Scandal: The Single Entity Issue

aPriori (APR)’s airdrop distribution continues to attract the attention of investors and the crypto community. Recently, it has been reported that a serious crisis occurred in the airdrop of this top-level altcoin project, supported by a $30 million investment. According to Bubblemaps data, more than 60% of the ongoing airdrop supply has been collected by a single entity connected with multiple wallets. This situation has raised questions about the project's credibility.

Launched on October 23 on the BNB Chain, the airdrop aimed to distribute 12% of the total supply to users. However, chain analysis by Bubblemaps has revealed that a large portion of this supply has been swept up by a structure controlled through approximately 14,000 interconnected addresses. All of these addresses were freshly funded through Binance and appear to have simultaneously received 0.001 BNB to transfer APR tokens to new addresses. This situation has raised concerns among many investors, as Bubblemaps still reports that this structure is actively funding new wallets and performing claim operations.

This high level of concentration has triggered claims of airdrop manipulation or a potential "sybil attack" within the community. Bubblemaps announced that they have registered the situation as a case on the Intel Desk platform for better understanding and called for support from users. The lack of response from the project's team during communications has led investors to pay closer attention to this situation.

These developments are critically important for both the pricing of aPriori (APR) and the credibility of the project. The community eagerly awaits an official statement from the project's managers. Such chaos in the airdrop process can affect market dynamics and may be an important factor in investors' decision-making processes.