Scroll Co-founder: Admits that the airdrop design is poor and will make up for it through Session 2

Odaily News In response to the accusation of Movement co-founder Rushi Manche, Scroll co-founder Sandy published a number of responses today. The key information includes: 1. Admitting that the airdrop design was poor and hurt some of the community, it will be compensated through Session 2; 2. The team wallet did not claim the airdrop, and in the future, in order to avoid confusion, the points of the relevant wallets will be removed; 3. Never forced team members to subscribe to tokens at the last round of valuation; 4. The team is reorganizing to adapt to the next stage of development. Some team members will leave, and I believe they will shine in their new positions. Earlier news, Movement Labs co-founder Rushi Manche accused the Scroll team of having many problems and damaging the reputation of the EVM L2 ecosystem.