Floki: The second pre-sale will be cancelled and free airdrop tokens will be given to Champion users
Floki officially apologized to the community on the X platform for the "car crash" incident during the Simon's Cat presale. It is reported that Floki stated that it had caught evidence of some attackers trying to take advantage of Launchpad's violation of the rules. To solve the problem, Floki revoked the purchase shares (totaling $223,815.20) of these bad actors during the initial presale period and then created a second presale specifically for TokenFi Champion-level users who were negatively affected by their behavior. However, the attackers became more aggressive and tried to buy the second presale with robots. Therefore, the official believes that canceling the presale completely is the fundamental solution.
Currently, the Floki core team has decided to pay $223,815.20 to the Simon's Cat team and provide each compliant user who was at the Champion level when taking the snapshot for free.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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