ChainCatcher news, according to Lookonchain monitoring, an airdrop hunter has claimed a total of 398,399 ME tokens through over 1,350 wallets, worth approximately 2.14 million dollars.Currently, the hunter has sold 54,930 ME tokens (about 477,000 dollars) on DEX at an average price of 8.68 dollars, and the remaining tokens have been transferred to Binance.

ChainCatcher news, the Web3 asset data platform RootData has launched a 2-week airdrop hunter reward survey activity, randomly selecting 50 participants who complete the survey, each of whom will receive corresponding rewards.It is reported that recently large projects such as zkSync and LayerZero have released airdrops, but there have been many negative comments on social media. This activity aims to understand the current interaction of users in the crypto market, and a detailed analysis report will be published in RootData's second quarter "Web3 Industry Investment Research Report."Participate in the activity:https://forms.gle/w9sUxd5xu7eQ1CzK6

ChainCatcher message, Binance officially stated on social media that they appreciate community users sharing concerns about "airdrop hunters" targeting and exploiting the Binance Megadrop.Binance has implemented several risk control measures to prevent such accounts from participating. Binance will also further strengthen these measures in the upcoming Megadrop season to reduce the likelihood of exploitation.Binance absolutely does not tolerate dishonest behavior.

According to ChainCatcher news, monitored by Lookonchain, an airdrop hunter obtained 3.01 million ZK through 85 wallets, worth approximately $753,000. Subsequently, the airdrop hunter deposited 2.71 million ZK (approximately $678,000) into Binance and sold 300,000 ZK through SyncSwap for 20 ETH (approximately $69,000).

ChainCatcher news, according to Lookonchain monitoring, airdrop hunters obtained 1.22 million STRK airdrop (2.4 million USD) through approximately 1,800 wallets.

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, due to Starknet and Celestia offering airdrop rewards to code contributors, airdrop hunters have started posting spam comments on GitHub repositories for projects that may launch token airdrops in the future. The Scroll GitHub repository received over 1,000 comments over the weekend.It is reported that Celestia provided 6% of its supply in the airdrop, with one-third allocated to contributors, primarily those who contributed on GitHub. The Starknet Foundation has allocated approximately 7% of its airdrop to contributing developers.

ChainCatcher news, according to Lookonchain monitoring, 3 JUP airdrop hunters have received airdrops worth over 1 million dollars, totaling 5.5 million JUP (approximately 3.6 million dollars) through about 27,600 wallets.

ChainCatcher news, according to X platform user @lingland09, a professional airdrop hunter has 21,877 witch (sybil) wallets on zkSync. His witch strategy is to fund all his wallets with a minimal amount of ETH, then deploy a non-open-source Gemstone (GEM) token. He then whitelisted all other 21,877 wallets and claimed all the self-deployed tokens himself. He essentially built a non-open-source DEX just to indirectly index application transactions between his witch addresses.This person added over 80 ETH of liquidity to the GEM token using his own DEX contract, giving the GEM token value and testing it through trading. He then exchanged the GEM tokens he claimed from the 21,877 wallets in the GEM/ETH trading pair, gaining a profit of 0.6-0.7 ETH in value. Immediately after, he repeated the above steps (all these transactions were automated through a bot he wrote, rather than done manually).Since all the liquidity was added by this person, he was not affected by slippage, and he accumulated 10 transactions on the zkSync Era network in the cheapest way. His bot brought this pattern algorithm to the next 21,000 wallets without any slippage, as this person adjusted the liquidity as needed. He completed all 10 transactions with a trading volume of $10 by spending 1.5 - 2 ETH fees per wallet, trading in different months, weeks, and days, just to appear similar to the qualifications of other L2 projects.