LayerZero Labs has introduced a new anti-sybil policy which offers users two options to manage their sybil accounts. Users can either self-report their sybil accounts by May 17 to receive 15% of their intended token allocation or risk losing everything if caught by the company's internal checks or reported by a bounty hunter. This policy has sparked mixed reactions across the community, with some praising it as a smart move to ensure fairness in token distribution, while others criticize it for potentially stifling user engagement and redefining airdrop farming as sybil activity.
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> be LayerZero > boast about TX-based Milestones (10M, 25M, 50M, 100M) > integrate 40 Chains, tweet out whenever a new chain gets powered by LZ > talk about OFT and ONFT standard, and how much superior it is to other solutions > redefine the meaning of Sybil: Sybil is now… https://t.co/PsmbgM9eHZ
Wu Blockchain Weekly Project Updates: LayerZero Initiates Sybil Hunt Operation, Eigenlayer Launches First Season Airdrop, Acquisition of Mirror, etc https://t.co/NqJKEt0rEr https://t.co/j7lBkZCycQ
Laura Shin Why LayerZero’s New Anti-Sybil Policy Is Getting Both Backlash and Praise 💥 Some see it as a crackdown, others say it's smart. 🧐 👻 LayerZero's sybil policy has ignited intense discussions. What side are you on? https://t.co/raJyydpv2L
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