Apollo Crypto FAQ
Common questions about Apollo Crypto, answered from the public record.
Is Apollo Crypto still active?
No. The creator contests stopped in early 2023, the project pivoted to gaming, and in March 2024 the APOLLO token was replaced by FTW. Price trackers list APOLLO as inactive, and the original domain expired.
Was Apollo Crypto a scam or a rug pull?
This archive has found no evidence of a rug pull. The project paid out contest prizes and ran public, verifiable votes. It declined because its funding model depended on trading volume and it changed direction several times.
Can I still buy or sell APOLLO?
The original contract was retired by the team's own migration to FTW. Any remaining markets are illiquid and price data is unreliable. This archive does not provide investment advice.
What was the APOLLO contract address?
0xadf86e75d8f0f57e0288d0970e7407eaa49b3cab on Ethereum.
What were the tokenomics?
2 trillion tokens minted with 1 trillion burned at launch, and a 6% transaction fee split into 3% reflection to holders, 2% burn and 1% to the Creator Prize Fund.
What were the Creator Contests?
Weekly contests where APOLLO holders voted to give a funding prize to one nominated creator. Season 1 had 12 contests in 2022, followed by a sponsored series with Centre and a shorter Season 2.
What is Apollo FTW?
The token and brand the project moved to on March 13, 2024, at a ratio of 1 FTW per 1,000 APOLLO, to support a gaming ecosystem called Moonbase.
Who ran Apollo Crypto?
The project was operated by Eastedge Studios, LLC, a Dallas-based studio. Launch material named Matt Johnson as the token's creator, and Zack McClary was described as product and development lead.
Where is the original whitepaper?
It was hosted on docs.apollocrypto.org and was not preserved by the Wayback Machine. This archive has a reconstructed summary on the whitepaper page.
Who runs this website?
This is an independent archive run by its own editors. It is not affiliated with the original Apollo team or Eastedge Studios. Corrections can be sent to editor@apollocrypto.org.