Now that we are aware of the App Design/Usage... Let's call the majority of the traffic from the app what it truly is: SPAM....

Breaking Down the Spammy Parts: **User Claims:**
- Why are all Users individually claiming each reward? - Why aren't claims a batch process run by a central contract that distributes all rewards periodically, say every 1-2 hours or once a day to all qualified Users/Wallets. - The reasoning for keeping things this way is likely to keep User more engaged with the app... The User has to manually interact and claim each individual reward increasing their App Screen time. Also, it's likely claiming a reward isn't as simple as just a click! ‏‏‎ ‎ **Gas Transfers:**
- The whole issue of Gas arises because each User wallet executes its own claim/transfer transactions. - This could easily be avoided if the rewards are given out as a batch job, eliminating the need for manual claims. - Additionally, with such an approach it would make sense to initialize the User wallets when creating them with X amount of gas that can last them a lifetime of gas on NEAR. ‏‏‎ ‎

It's almost as if...The App has been designed to lead to as much spam as possible... 🤔

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Additionally, when did you last see a Chain's foundation be heavily invested in a Project/App deployed on it's chain? TechCrunch Article

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