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To solve this issue fairly, we can follow these steps:
1. Calculate the multiplier: Take the maximum supply of ETH on the mainnet and divide it by the maximum supply of the base network. This will give you a factor, which in this case is approximately 5.50x.
2. Apply the multiplier to holders: For each person who held Henlo tokens on the Ethereum mainnet, multiply the amount of tokens they held by this factor (5.50x).
For example, if someone held 1,000,000,000 Henlo tokens on the Ethereum mainnet, multiplying by 5.50 will give them 5,500,000,000 Henlo tokens on the Base network.
3. Airdrop the difference: The person will need to be airdropped the difference between what they should have on Base and what they originally held on the Ethereum mainnet. In this case, they would receive an additional 4,500,000,000 Henlo tokens.
By following this process, holders of Henlo tokens on Ethereum mainnet will receive the appropriate additional tokens on the Base network, ensuring fairness in the distribution. 0 reply
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