Can a project identify someone claiming an airdrop using hundreds of wallets?
This is how I understand it: Sybil detection relies on statistical patterns and correlation analysis, and may mistakenly flag legitimate users, so some projects provide an appeals process.
In May 2024, LayerZero allowed users with multiple accounts to self-report: self-reported addresses could retain 15% of their originally allocated tokens.
My approach: using multiple wallets to farm airdrops violates the rules of most projects. If you're identified, you may end up with nothing.
$ZRO is LayerZero's token. Before the 2024 airdrop, the project specifically investigated addresses suspected of belonging to users with multiple accounts.
This is how I understand it: Sybil detection relies on statistical patterns and correlation analysis, and may mistakenly flag legitimate users, so some projects provide an appeals process.
In May 2024, LayerZero allowed users with multiple accounts to self-report: self-reported addresses could retain 15% of their originally allocated tokens.
My approach: using multiple wallets to farm airdrops violates the rules of most projects. If you're identified, you may end up with nothing.
$ZRO is LayerZero's token. Before the 2024 airdrop, the project specifically investigated addresses suspected of belonging to users with multiple accounts.
