Indeed, not only is this pretty sketchy but the more concerning aspect of it is: why would this guy as the receiver even be trustful of whomever is “selling” him these addresses?  It’s not as if anyone who once held the private key to these addresses couldn’t just retain the information and then set up some kind of an address/mempool monitoring bot that kept an eye on the address’ activities and either front-ran/cancel/reverse the transaction(s) automatically, and drain whatever funds are in there.

Personally, if I had to hazard a guess as to why OP is wanting to purchase such things, it’s due to airdrops. Not for trying to receive any unclaimed airdrops tied to that address (as others have pointed out, that ship has sailed for most of them as the claim period has lapsed) but more likely as an attempt to give himself more “credibility” for the sybil accounts/multiple addresses he’s got going trying to farm some current or forthcoming/expected airdrop(s). I’m assuming he thinks that having the historical activity will help to counter any potential cases of being flagged as a suspicious address or sybil account; on that front, OP may not be that far off the mark.

This has to be some kind of joke, right?

Not only is your "project" Github page full of stuff that's all forked from other, actually legitimate projects, you didn't even bother putting in the minimum amount of effort to make it look as if you are actively developing any of the stuff you forked.  Couldn't be bothered to change the default readme.md files, for example, or do more than 1 commit to any of the repos on your page in the last 3+ weeks.

I won't even begin to go into any of the other ridiculous aspects of this, it's a waste of my time.  How many threads like this have you started on your alt accounts here, btw?  I've seen more than a few and I don't even come here that often anymore.

It has been stated in the chat on the site that the 'team is considering' lowering the minimum withdrawal amount from the current ridiculous 1000 DOGE to something more in line with the rest of the offerings.  Is this something that we can expect to happen sometime soon?  It doesn't seem right that there are other options, ones that I would have simply used instead of DOGE to fund my account that I can withdraw at a rate of ~15 bucks instead of ~300.

I have used Wolf for a while and have *never* heard of anyone having such issues.  Also, it is (or at least it should be!) universally understood that if you are using the autobet feature, it is at your own risk because these things can quickly accumulate both in profit and losses, especially if you are using an autobet strategy.  Wolfbet is among the most trustworthy places out there, I would treat any claim like this made against them with the highest degree of skepticism, especially when presented without any kind of proof/substantiation.