LayerZero Launches Largest-Scale "Witch Hunt" Operation
On May 2nd, the cross-chain interoperability protocol LayerZero officially announced that the first snapshot (Snapshot #1) had been completed, with further information set to be revealed soon. Being one of the most anticipated potential airdrop projects in the community, this brief announcement from LayerZero was interpreted by the community as a signal that “the big one is coming” now that the airdrop snapshot had been completed. On May 3rd, LayerZeros official account once again teased an important announcement to be made later that evening, stating it would “demonstrate continued trust in community members.” However, just as the community speculated whether LayerZero was about to unveil detailed airdrop rules, the actual announcement delivered a heavy blow to all users — tokens were indeed going to be distributed, but only after multiple rounds of witch hunt activities.The Rules of the Witch Hunt Operation The witch hunt activity this time will be divided into three rounds. The first round is the “self-disclosure” phase, which will last for 14 days. Users who suspect themselves of being witches can voluntarily disclose during this phase throgh the window provided by LayerZero to retain 15% of the airdrop allocation. To facilitate self-disclosure, LayerZero also thoughtfully provides an API tool for mass