Meteora Airdrop Sparks Controversy Over Melania Meme Coin Wallets
Two wallets linked to the Melania meme coin (MELANIA) received $1.23 million in MET tokens from Meteora, a development complicated by former Meteora co-founder Benjamin Chow facing a class-action lawsuit for alleged "scam coin" operations.
The identified wallets, melania-liquidity1.sol and melania-liquidity2.sol, received $784,200 and $454,724 respectively. Funds were quickly transferred post-airdrop. This occurred shortly after investors accused Chow of orchestrating operations involving at least 15 tokens, including MELANIA, LIBRA, and ENRON.
Meteora stated efforts were made to prevent distribution to "bad actors," but these wallets apparently bypassed vetting. Additionally, three wallets tied to a President Trump meme coin team received $4.2 million in MET. This situation raises concerns about due diligence in DeFi.


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