Important PSA about the $BETR token! 👇 

When @netnose and I launched the official @betrmint token via clanker 70 days ago, we reserved fully 50% of the supply for community initiatives by doing a 20% dev buy + a 30% clanker vault that was locked for 60 days. 

In preparation for tomorrow’s BETR Bomb Community Airdrop #1, we have taken the following onchain actions today and want to be radically transparent so that there is no confusion. We have: 

1. Claimed the 30B $BETR from the Clanker Vault to our operations wallet betrmint.eth 
2. From there, sent 9B tokens to “BETRMINT Community Wallet 1” for immediate community initiatives, including tomorrow’s airdrop. Wallet address: 0xAEbf726dae25f040b42A1E15bdcD3c6BD90F49De
3. Sent 5B tokens each to 3 Additional BETRMINT Community Wallets for future airdrops and community initiatives. Wallet addresses: 0x2E241FadfB21a26c2cFcaF0d841DE4E6786bEA7B ; 0x032542358A560AbDeAdF76EE98ced36a1a9f5C49 ; 0x321ECc2F83f8c7F6f001770baB59348e86cb2214
4. Kept remaining 6B tokens in betrmint.eth wallet, earmarked for community initiatives. 

Why did we split the tokens as we’ve outlined above? For two reasons: A) Operational security, and B) onchain optics. 

Even though the 30% clanker vault was locked until recently, we would nonetheless periodically see certain people claiming that “a large holder was waiting to dump” or the supply had been sniped, etc. This confusion would likely have persisted if we had kept the entire balance in a single Community wallet post-claim, so we’ve separated the tokens as outlined above to be used in future phases. We will add this list of Community Wallets to the official tokenomics page in the mini app for ongoing transparency. 

Thank you for reading… We’ll keep on shipping as long as you keep on spinning!