Yesterday's $WET token launch hit a snag when the public sale went live. A handful of operators deployed bots with bundled transactions, managing to scoop up a significant chunk of the allocation within seconds of the sale opening.
The team behind the platform has issued an apology for how the sale unfolded. The incident highlights ongoing challenges around fair token distribution when automated systems can exploit transaction batching to gain an edge over regular participants.
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AirdropChaser
· 12-06 00:58
Same old story: bots grabbing the tokens while retail investors get the scraps. When will it ever be fair?
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ShibaMillionairen't
· 12-06 00:51
It's the same old routine of bots snapping things up—just the same trick in a different guise this time.
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ImpermanentPhobia
· 12-06 00:45
Same old trick again. Luckily I didn’t get involved—I saw through it a long time ago.
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BlockchainArchaeologist
· 12-06 00:39
Same old trick again, bot sniping has long ceased to be news, right?
Yesterday's $WET token launch hit a snag when the public sale went live. A handful of operators deployed bots with bundled transactions, managing to scoop up a significant chunk of the allocation within seconds of the sale opening.
The team behind the platform has issued an apology for how the sale unfolded. The incident highlights ongoing challenges around fair token distribution when automated systems can exploit transaction batching to gain an edge over regular participants.