WELL3: The screenshots of high-priced transactions circulated online are not true, and gas fees will be compensated for some users who applied for to

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Odaily2024/07/04 16:31

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Odaily News WELL3 posted on the X platform that the previous technical issues with delayed token claims have been resolved, and some holders did not receive the correct percentage on the claim website. This issue has also been resolved, and the correct percentage allocation is accurately reflected on the website. Upon investigation, the trading volume was about $2 million before the token claim period began. WELL3 also said that it noticed an unconfirmed tweet circulating online that contained screenshots of high-priced transactions, but the relevant information was not accurate. In addition, WELL3 stated that users who claimed tokens on well.eco between July 3 and July 9 will receive 100% compensation for their initial setup gas fees, and users will receive a refund directly to their wallets; no further action is required. In order to effectively solve these problems in the future, the WELL3 team will expand more comprehensive technical support and implement an enhanced monitoring system to detect and resolve any potential problems in a timely manner.

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