Is this meant for Yearn? It does seem like it’s from Uniswap. To distribute funds back to respective users.
Background
Someone minted Deriswap tokens and I traded them. Funds were then sent to Yearn Deployer. Kindly distribute back the funds if it’s not meant for anything relevant to Yearn.
Motivation
Funds should be correctly distributed back to users, as it means a lot to others if not intended for use.
Specification
To breakdown and assess distribution respectively to each wallet.
For: To distribute funds back to rightful users.
Against: Not to distribute back funds and keep it.
First of all, don’t ape into trading if you have no idea what you trade.
You got lucky this time, scammer messed up to address and sent tokens to Andre instead.
If anyone will do full snapshot / merkle tree / distribution – funds will be sent to users. Without snapshot distribution process will be too tedious.
Reference for snapshot implementation: https://github.com/banteg/spank-uni-distribution
The most plausible explanation is the scammer has messed up their scripts and got rekt by the exact same thing they used to fool people - specifying to argument for swaps. There was one initial tx which did a swap and send to andrecronje.eth, to fool people into thinking Andre has bought the token. Ironically the proceeds from the scam went into the exact same address.
Hello, spoke to @andre.cronje and wondering if Yearn team is able to do a merkle and distribution system of these funds back to the respective wallets? @banteg
So only DSWAP
0x5968d3123a060590793c7cf4edfe87383870d56e
token holders will receive their funds back, and not DWAP
0x846d152216146c77c81af3a1657790ed8ba69281
token holders?
Closing this post for now to prevent spamming with user addresses; users who were affected will be able to claim if someone makes the distributor. We’ll notify here with any updates if/when this has been done.