Some of the more informed investors who do their  research before apeing have raised concerns about the token sniffer's bubble map, which shows that the deployer wallet is in contact with about 50% of the top 100 wallets.

We would like to clarify the issue in this thread.
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Running from Gary Gensler while trying to eat all the memes on @base CA 0xc14C85318553202384398Fd6F76AdE6dcE8b630c 
http://bacman.xyz
https://t.me/BacManOnBase

We had 2% max wallet in the $BlueC token at the launch to prevent snipers from buying a large chunk of supply at the beginning, but we forgot to remove the max wallet before renouncing the contract. As a result, the token would never be listed on any exchange.

We didn't want to disappoint our community, so we decided to relaunch. We voted on whether to stick with the cheese theme or do something else and the winner was $BACMAN. We organised an airdrop for those who wanted one, which was awarded if you sent $BlueC tokens to the team.

The $BlueC received were sold, providing liquidity for $BACMAN. The plan was to give out tokens at a 1:1 ratio, but around 50% of the $BlueC was sent, making the liquidity to market cap ratio too low, so we ended up giving everyone tokens at 1:2 ratio, with everyone getting 50%.

The amount of the airdrop after the change was 24.57% + 3% for the team, for a total of 27.57%. The team tokens will be used for airdrops and Bac-Man game prizes. This is why some scanners show that the creator has links to multiple wallets.

We hope this clarified things.

Before Bac-Man we released the $BlueC Blue Cheese meme and made a few mistakes with it. We used a contract with vague functions that caused warnings in the dexscreener. Even though the liquidity was burned and the contract was renounced we couldn't get the warnings to go away.