#美国终止政府关闭 on-chain analysis company Bubblemaps recently revealed a shocking discovery: the star project aPriori in the Monad ecosystem, which received $30 million in VC investment, allegedly has serious issues with its airdrop distribution.

How outrageous is it specifically? They tracked down and found that 60% of the APR token Airdrop was actually divided among a single mysterious operator through 14,000 wallet addresses. It's worth noting that after aPriori issued its token on the BNB Chain on October 23, its market cap once surged to 300 million USD, and this round of Airdrop involves 12% of the total supply.

The evidence chain provided by Bubblemaps is quite solid: these 14,000 addresses show a clear common pattern – funds were recently transferred from a major exchange, and each received an operational amount of 0.001 BNB in a very short time. More crucially, these addresses have started to transfer APR tokens to a new batch of wallets, forming a second-layer distribution network, a typical witch attack tactic.

The biggest mystery currently is: who is this operator? How did they pass the project party's Airdrop qualification review? Bubblemaps stated they have contacted the aPriori team for verification, but as of now, they have not received any response. If this matter is confirmed, it could have a significant impact on the credibility of the entire Monad ecosystem.