Closed otomarukanta closed 2 years ago
tschubotz
commented
2 years ago Please elaborate on why these are safes created for airdrop farming. Just the fact that 1 addresses created all of them doesn't qualify. If e.g. a wallet uses a relayer to create Safes, the relayer would be the account that created all user Safes which is not airdrop farming per se.
otomarukanta
commented
2 years ago @tschubotz I corrected the explanation because it was wrong.
These safe accounts are all execute transaction from same account.
I think throwing tx to many safes from the same account would be airdrop farming.
LauMLau
commented
2 years ago hahaha.. dude.. 0xc098b2a3aa256d2140208c3de6543aaef5cd3a94 is FTX exchange wallet. Are you saying all wallets receiving fund from FTX wallet are airdrop farming?
lukasschor
commented
2 years ago We haven't received any further information on this ticket and therefore deemed this submission invalid.
Unfortunately just the pure fact that Safes...
This submission didn't provide sufficient indicators to convince the team that there is some targeted airdrop farming behind the provided addresses. As per the rules, when in doubt we will default in favor of the airdrop recipients in order to not risk any false positives when sorting out airdrop hunters.
Related Safe Addresses
Reasoning
These safe accounts are all execute transaction from same account.
I think throwing tx to many safes from the same account would be airdrop farming.
Methodology
Execute at luabase.
https://luabase.com/notebook/9df98dbca5aa4365a804d157132843f6
with target as ( select from url('https://raw.githubusercontent.com/safe-global/safe-user-allocation-reports/main/safe_user_allocations_reworked.csv', CSVWithNames) ), transactions as ( select t1. from ethereum.transactions t1 join target t2 on t1.to_address = t2.safe_address )
select distinct to_address from transactions where from_address = '0xc098b2a3aa256d2140208c3de6543aaef5cd3a94'