- There are speculations that a once-popular crypto platform among influencers might be preparing for an airdrop.
- A crypto analyst known as CBB0FE on the X platform has shared intriguing findings that suggest friend.tech, a popular crypto social media app of the past, might be gearing up for a token airdrop.
- The analyst reportedly discovered things that appear to be version 2 of friend.tech’s smart contracts, but warned that these could be a “psychological experiment” designed by the friend.tech team to mislead or confuse observers.
Speculations are rife that friend.tech, a once-popular crypto social media app, might be preparing for a token airdrop, according to intriguing findings shared by a crypto analyst on the X platform.
Possible Airdrop by friend.tech
The analyst discovered elements that seem to be version 2 of friend.tech’s smart contracts. However, he cautioned that these could be a “psychological experiment” designed by the friend.tech team to mislead or confuse observers. The new token, identified with the ticker POINTS, cannot be transferred unless it is to certain whitelist addresses. Interestingly, POINTS can be bought and sold on BunnySwap, friend.tech’s native decentralized exchange (DEX).
New Smart Contract Named Clubs
The analyst also found a new smart contract named Clubs. This contract allows anyone to create multiple clubs and choose from various options for a bonding cycle. Club keys are purchased with POINTS. The platform fee for this contract has been set at 1.5%, with an additional 1.5% fee for the stake contract.
BunnySwap: The Native DEX for POINTS
BunnySwap, the native DEX where POINTS can be swapped, is known as a fork of Uniswap V2. It allows transactions with a 1.5% fee.
Discovery of Stake Contract Named BestFriend SC
Finally, the analyst discovered a stake contract named BestFriend SC. This contract, a fork of MasterChef, allows users to stake POINTS/ETH liquidity provider (LP) tokens to earn POINTS.
Conclusion
While these findings are certainly intriguing, it’s important to remember that they are still speculative at this stage. The friend.tech team has not yet confirmed any of these details. As always, potential investors are advised to do their own research and exercise caution.
