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Scroll Team-Linked Addresses Receive Airdrop Points Ahead of Distribution
The post Scroll Team-Linked Addresses Receive Airdrop Points Ahead of Distribution appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. According to a report by Wu Blockchain, citing Andrey_10gwei on X, several addresses linked to the founding team of Scroll (SCR), the Ethereum zkEVM scalability project, have received airdrop points ranging from tens of thousands to millions. The airdrop distribution itself has not yet commenced, raising questions about whether these team-linked addresses are eligible for the distribution. While the full details of the airdrop and its criteria remain undisclosed, the appearance of significant airdrop points in suspected internal team addresses has sparked discussion within the community about the transparency and fairness of the upcoming airdrop. Scroll’s zkEVM Scalability Solution What is Scroll? Scroll is an Ethereum Layer-2 scalability solution that uses zkEVM technology (zero-knowledge Ethereum Virtual Machine) to enhance the performance and efficiency of smart contracts and dApps running on the Ethereum network. By leveraging zk-rollups, Scroll aims to improve transaction throughput and reduce costs, making Ethereum more scalable without sacrificing security or decentralization. The Scroll project has garnered significant attention in the blockchain space, particularly among developers and users seeking faster, more cost-effective alternatives to Ethereum’s current infrastructure. The Airdrop Points and Team-Linked Addresses The recent discovery of airdrop points assigned to addresses linked to the Scroll founding team has raised some eyebrows within the crypto community. The airdrop points are typically a prelude to a token distribution, which allows users and contributors to claim their share of the new tokens. However, the presence of team-linked addresses receiving such points in advance of the airdrop distribution has led to speculation about potential internal allocation practices. It remains unclear whether these addresses are officially eligible for the airdrop or if there has been an allocation error or other internal arrangements. The Scroll team has yet to release an official statement clarifying the matter. Community Concerns…
The post Scroll Team-Linked Addresses Receive Airdrop Points Ahead of Distribution appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com.
According to a report by Wu Blockchain, citing Andrey_10gwei on X, several addresses linked to the founding team of Scroll (SCR), the Ethereum zkEVM scalability project, have received airdrop points ranging from tens of thousands to millions. The airdrop distribution itself has not yet commenced, raising questions about whether these team-linked addresses are eligible for the distribution. While the full details of the airdrop and its criteria remain undisclosed, the appearance of significant airdrop points in suspected internal team addresses has sparked discussion within the community about the transparency and fairness of the upcoming airdrop. Scroll’s zkEVM Scalability Solution What is Scroll? Scroll is an Ethereum Layer-2 scalability solution that uses zkEVM technology (zero-knowledge Ethereum Virtual Machine) to enhance the performance and efficiency of smart contracts and dApps running on the Ethereum network. By leveraging zk-rollups, Scroll aims to improve transaction throughput and reduce costs, making Ethereum more scalable without sacrificing security or decentralization. The Scroll project has garnered significant attention in the blockchain space, particularly among developers and users seeking faster, more cost-effective alternatives to Ethereum’s current infrastructure. The Airdrop Points and Team-Linked Addresses The recent discovery of airdrop points assigned to addresses linked to the Scroll founding team has raised some eyebrows within the crypto community. The airdrop points are typically a prelude to a token distribution, which allows users and contributors to claim their share of the new tokens. However, the presence of team-linked addresses receiving such points in advance of the airdrop distribution has led to speculation about potential internal allocation practices. It remains unclear whether these addresses are officially eligible for the airdrop or if there has been an allocation error or other internal arrangements. The Scroll team has yet to release an official statement clarifying the matter. Community Concerns…
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