The recent increases in the cryptocurrency market have particularly piqued the interest of Web3 users in airdrop events. Following the airdrop events in the Solana ecosystem, an intriguing development has emerged regarding the Starknet team. Token launch is approaching with the latest updates in the Starknet ecosystem.
Recent developments in the Starknet front have caused a significant stir in the Web3 sector. A web page allegedly published by the team was quickly deleted, but careful users managed to capture screenshots from the website. The fact that the website link was an official Starknet domain name strengthened the claims, and the airdrop criteria listed on the site were criticized by Web3 users.
The web page, which allowed users to check the airdrop criteria and was launched through the Starknet domain name, generated great excitement, but it was quickly closed down. The criteria defined, especially for users who pay a commission fee of 100 Ethereum or more in the Ethereum ecosystem, received criticism.
According to the criteria, these wallets were eligible for the airdrop: Starknet users, Starknet developers, Github developers, early users of the Ethereum ecosystem, Ethereum stakers, and Starkex users. These criteria led to criticism towards the Starknet team.
Following these developments, some popular accounts claimed that the domain names were written as “Straknet” instead of “Starknet,” but these claims were quickly refuted. It was revealed that the “starknet.io” address is the official Starknet address and the mentioned airdrop site is linked to this domain.
With these developments, the launch of the Starknet Governance site signifies a significant step for STRK. Despite the closure of the airdrop page at the time of writing, access to the Starknet Governance site continues. It is important to note that the Starknet team has not made any announcements and users should not connect their wallets to any website that can be shared on social media platforms.
