Qubetics TICS Token Plummets 97% Following Failed Airdrop

A significant drop in the TICS token has impacted confidence in Qubetics, a blockchain project aimed at uniting Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana networks. The token fell 97% following a failed airdrop on July 30-31.

Token Collapse Details

  • A “critical error” in the vesting contract occurred during the live airdrop.
  • The initial plan was to unlock 10% of tokens immediately and release 90% over 90 days at 1% daily.
  • TICS initially surged 950% to $2.16 but plummeted as users received only 1% instead of the expected 10% share.
  • Panic selling led to a rapid decline in price back toward zero.

Community Response

  • Accusations emerged that presale investors bought tokens at $0.33 with promised gains.
  • TICS opened trading at $0.19 on July 24 and dropped to $0.06 within a week.
  • Some users alleged insider trading and called the team “scammers,” suggesting a potential “rug-pull.”

Qubetics' Commitment

In response, Qubetics pledged to issue a full report and ensure all eligible wallets receive their full allocation. They attributed the error to Antier, the firm responsible for smart contracts. The team remains committed to developing a layer-1 network that aggregates the Web3 ecosystem, including plans for cross-chain bridges and governance tools.