Key Points:
The joint effort between Slerf and LBank resulted in the collection of nearly 4,000 SOL within just 24 hours. However, as per on-chain data, approximately 3,800 SOLs have been refunded, with priority given to small-scale users who participated in Slerf’s initial fundraising phase.
The Slerf first refund targets small users who participated in Slerf’s private sale but were deprived of Slerf tokens due to past operational errors. Notably, the broader community, including unaffected individuals, is encouraged to contribute Solana to support this cause, with the collected funds to be distributed proportionally among the affected private sale participants.
The donation process is ongoing, with the promise of airdrop rewards for contributors once the campaign concludes. The specifics of these rewards remain undisclosed at present.
This move follows operational setbacks that led to the depletion of all LP tokens and airdropped tokens reserved for the project’s fundraising, as well as the forfeiture of access rights, effectively wiping out the project’s liquidity pool, which contains 50,000 SOL.
Addressing these challenges, Slerf’s founder has affirmed that the LBank team will collaborate closely with the community to oversee the Slerf first refund and ensuing measures, ensuring the founder’s exclusion from any token-related operations.
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