The sybil self-report phase has now concluded. Each self-reported address will receive 15% of its intended token allocation, with the remaining 85% returning to qualified users.
Between the sybil self-report and analysis by LayerZero, @chaoslabs, and @nansen_ai, 803,093 addresses were identified as potential sybils.
The goal of this initial sybil analysis was to identify industrial sybil clusters. We initially flagged over 2 million addresses as potential sybils but applied stricter criteria to minimize false positives.
The full list of self-reported addresses and those identified in the initial analysis conducted by LayerZero, Chaos, and Nansen are available here:
https://t.co/NNkYCcNnPX
This list is preliminary. It aims to remove large clusters of addresses from bounty hunting eligibility, but should not be seen as definitive until the final report is published. For example, an address could be removed from the sybil list as we update methodology.
We will continue to refine and improve our methodology over the next two weeks of the bounty-hunting process. The initial list won't be updated during this period and won’t affect bounty hunters; the final sybil list will be released after May 31st, once bounty hunting has closed.
Sybil Bounty Hunting
The sybil bounty hunting process begins in two hours.
– Start: Today, May 18th, 2:00 UTC
– Deadline: May 31st, 23:59 UTC
– Report Requirements: At least 20 addresses with clear methodology.
– Reward: 10% of a sybil’s intended token allocation. All bounties go to the first eligible reporter of a given address.
For detailed instructions on preparing bounty reports, follow this guide:
https://t.co/T4SyZHsi38
We look forward to reviewing the community’s bounty reports.
LayerZero Labs will also join Humanity Protocol's Verifier Node Network to authenticate credentials using ZK proofs, ensuring privacy.
This will ensure the authenticity of users' identities, fostering trust and transparency in decentralized interactions for over 70 chains.
LayerZero will be live on @Humanityprot, an advanced decentralized framework designed to authenticate and verify human identities.
Its consensus mechanism, Proof of Humanity (PoH), leverages ZK proofs to ensure users' identities are human without revealing personal information.
For clarification, this is an Endpoint announcement stating that LayerZero will support the Humanity Protocol blockchain. It is not related to addressing sybil activity.
https://t.co/UI2aEODp5f
Today, LayerZero introduces the Protocol RFP, marking the first step toward finalizing the TGE allocation.
Developers are the lifeblood of LayerZero – this RFP allows each project to establish its own allocation criteria relative to its overall token allocation.
Additionally, we’re asking each team to provide a developer’s address so that the development team can receive a 10% allocation directly to the developers.
The eligibility criteria, guidelines, and submission process are listed in the following forum:
https://t.co/oYnhWh330E
Note: The Protocol RFP is just one aspect of TGE. More information about token distribution, including a separate user allocation and future protocol allocations will be provided soon.
Baby Alpha is here! We are proud to announce that today we hit our Baby Alpha milestone and have begun the march to Fair Onboarding Alpha and Full Launch Alpha.
https://t.co/8PBC9sRNPS
What we've accomplished and what's ahead 🧵 (1/6)
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