Scroll co-founder responds to criticisms, plans improvements on next airdrop

Ethereum zkEVM scaling project Scroll’s co-founder, Sandy Peng, has addressed recent criticisms on X, acknowledging that the current airdrop design was user-unfriendly. “We’re working on addressing this with Session 2,” said Peng. She also assured that team-held wallets would not claim airdrops and no team member had ever been pressured to purchase tokens. Earlier, crypto-focused media outlet CoinNess reported that Rushi Manche, co-founder of the Ethereum layer-2 network Movement, had accused Scroll of employing a predatory tokenomics model.