Details on how to check if your wallet is on the Sybil list are explained in 👉this article.
If you find your wallet on the list, you can appeal now by filling out a special form.
✅ The form is available at this link.
🖥 WHAT ELSE:
🔴 The next stage of the Sybil hunt has started, where L0 is encouraging users to find other multi-accounters themselves, create reports with their lists on GitHub, and earn rewards of 10% of the drop allocated for the discovered wallets.
🔴 Crypto communities have become very active, aggressively outing wallets they think belong to multi-accounters. So, don’t show your wallet addresses publicly!
🔴 Some particularly enthusiastic people are submitting all sorts of wallets, hoping their snitching will be rewarded.
💬As Bryan Pellegrino said:
“If someone writes in their GitHub report that you’re a giraffe, it won’t make your neck grow longer. Anyone can publish anything, and if your wallet is valid, don’t worry about it.”
🔴 But as the saying goes, “if a penguin says something, it doesn’t have to be true.” So, special Telegram groups have been created where multi-accounters unite to ban the GitHubs of these rats. It only takes 10 collective reports to get an account banned (❗️don’t join these groups with your main account❗️). I’m sure the GitHub team will stop reacting to these complaints soon, but for now, it works.
🔴 The L0 team is fighting this and will roll out a separate platform for crypto-rats in the next few days, plus new rules for publishing such reports. Now, each rat filing a complaint will have to lock 0.02 ETH from their wallet. Most dimwits will be stopped by this since they usually don’t have that kind of money.
🟢 I’m confident that 99.9% of these people won’t get a penny from the cunning Bryan Pellegrino, and he’ll just use them. Why would he pay them anything? He’ll probably make a few token rewards, but the rest…
📆The event ends on June 1, 2024.
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