One wallet received $2 million in ARB, while another collected around $1.38 million worth of tokens.
With the hot spots surrounding Arirum (ARB) airdrop once again, the chain of theme events showed that airdrop hunters combined about $3.3 million worth of tokens from 1496 wallets into two wallets.
According to the blockchain technology data analysis platform Lookonchain, a wallet has won 1.4 million ARB from 866 detailed addresses. The account then imports all the ARB received into the fragmented trading center Uniswap to obtain liquidity. At the time of this writing, 1.4 million ARB tokens are worth approximately $2 million. On the other hand, another wallet received 933375 ARB from 630 detailed addresses, worth about $1.38 million.
When the data analysis platform described the two detailed addresses as two "super airdrop hunters", community members could not help but give their own basic theory, that is, who is behind the chain activities.
Some people speculate that this may have been done by members of the elite team of the project, while others think it may have been done by hackers. In addition, another member of the community felt that this might lead to a substantial decline in trading volume.
Although some people's views are negative, others praise the diligence of the so-called airdrop hunter, calling her "the king of airdrop supplies". Another felt that no matter who was behind the various detailed addresses, they spent a lot of time and resources controlling these numbers.
The hot spot behind ARB airdrop materials has also entered the over-the-counter (OTC) sales market. On March 21, customers with access codes entitled to airdrop materials now began to sell dynamic passwords in the over-the-counter market after the announcement of airdrop materials.
In addition, in addition to upright group members, hackers have also actively carried out a wave of airdrop materials. On March 24th, the detailed addresses of some purses stolen by hackers were used to steal $500000 worth of ARB dynamic passwords from eligible airdrop participants.
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