>>60506906Explain why the sender is not the signer in the top three transactions in this link or stfu:
https://etherscan.io/address/0x75398564ce69b7498da10a11ab06fd8ff549001c#tokentxns
>>60507053Link as above.
i got there by throwing the second address from:
>>60502914into etherscan.io.
0x75398564ce69b7498da10a11ab06fd8ff549001c
Then you click "Token Transfers (ERC-20)"
then click the copy button on any of the top four transactions TO address.
Etherscan will then produce the warning i posted in
>>60506401, which tells you that the transaction was made by a different address than the one sending the token.
This led me to lookup transaction spoofing on the ethereum blockchain, and it is a real thing.
You can click on the transaction hash in the first column to see more information.
Pic-related is one of the bogus transactions they claim are real, and is the reason they are now quiet.
The first "From:" (grey text) is who initiated the transaction.
The second "From" (black bold text) is the address sending the tokens to the "To" (black bold text) right after it.
The address in each should be the same.
If you mouseOver the From or To, it will tell you the entire address.
I had to copy and paste an inset to show the address of the "Chainlink: Team Wallet 1", but you can verify this for yourself.
This is a direct link to the transaction in pic-related:
https://etherscan.io/tx/0xa51da8b278d882268cf5b9aa175a8ebd397dcb1569b7bc734fd971cdba45fe18
>WHO is doing these fake transactionsA rival project, someone who lost money or missed the sub $1 days and is eternally poor.
In all likelihood, it is a couple of indians who get paid to do this by somebody.
And just think, they've been fudding people with this fake crap for a couple of years now.
Even if it was real, who cares? what's the dif?
>and where is the actual LINK from the circulating supply?if it was spoofed nothing was moved. it can only fool a human reading it who doesn't understand how to check.