Someone asked: What does “witch” mean in an airdrop?
I usually answer like this: A Sybil attack is when one person controls a large number of fake identities, posing as many independent users. Projects check for Sybil attacks so they can distribute tokens to different real users; otherwise, a large share of the airdrop could end up in the hands of a few people gaming the system.
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What was the first context in which you understood this?
I usually answer like this: A Sybil attack is when one person controls a large number of fake identities, posing as many independent users. Projects check for Sybil attacks so they can distribute tokens to different real users; otherwise, a large share of the airdrop could end up in the hands of a few people gaming the system.
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What was the first context in which you understood this?