Data shows: Ukraine donation wallet testing airdrop, could it be for a token called WORLD for peace? Confirmed to be false.

According to CoinDesk, Etherscan data revealed that on the morning of March 3 (GMT+8), an address created 7 billion WORLD tokens named Peaceful World and sent them to a donation wallet in Ukraine. Subsequently, the Ukraine donation wallet created a liquidity pool with nearly a million WORLD tokens on Uniswap. The Ukraine donation wallet then executed airdrop transactions to multiple wallets, possibly for testing purposes. However, this information has not been officially verified, and EtherScan has marked it as a suspicious contract, with many considering it a scam scheme. It is advised not to invest assets indiscriminately.

According to CoinDesk's report, online data from Etherscan shows that on 3/3 morning GMT+8, an address created 7 billion WORLD tokens named Peaceful World and sent them to a Ukraine donation wallet. Subsequently, the Ukraine donation wallet created a liquidity pool with nearly a million WORLD tokens on Uniswap. The Ukraine donation wallet then executed airdrop transactions to multiple wallets, possibly for testing purposes. However, this information has not been officially verified, and EtherScan has marked it as a suspicious contract, with many suspecting it to be a scam. Please refrain from investing assets thoughtlessly.

Tokens transferred to Ukraine donation wallet:

The Block's VP of Research stated that these airdrops were not carried out by the Ukraine donation wallet.

The token has been flagged as a suspicious contract:

Founder of The Daily Ape, Darren Lau, stated that the creator created a false impression on Etherscan through airdrops: transferring out from the Ukraine donation wallet, then adding liquidity through another address and transferring out those airdropped tokens. Another developer also pointed out the same issue; cybersecurity company Peckshield also issued a warning.