According to ChainCatcher news, the official announcement of the Story initial incentive plan has been made. This incentive is based on three core pillars: rewarding real users, incentivizing practical applications and innovative use cases, and ensuring alignment with long-term goals.The initial incentive accounts for 10% of the total IP supply. Of this, 5% will be distributed to users through direct claims on the first day of the public mainnet launch and in the following months; the remaining 5% will be allocated to ecosystem projects, with a clear stipulation that all rewards must be distributed to end users.Starting from the day of the public mainnet launch, the team will implement strict anti-whale measures, including the use of the Passport scoring system, to ensure that more rewards can be fairly distributed to community members in future initial incentive activities. The token allocation saved through Story's anti-whale measures will be redistributed to real users in future initial incentive plans, ensuring that Farmers cannot encroach on the rewards of participants aligned with Story's long-term development goals, thus maintaining the healthy development and fairness of the community.

ChainCatcher news, Linea officials announced on social media that they will open Linea Park LXP minting tomorrow.Linea stated that due to the high participation in Linea Park, a large number of bot and witch addresses have emerged. After the official anti-witch efforts, addresses identified as bots or witches will not be able to receive LXP from Linea Park, and these addresses will be marked as "POH for this account has been disabled."

ChainCatcher news, according to Bloomberg, the anti-witch blockchain network Humanity Protocol announced the completion of a new funding round of $30 million at a valuation of $1 billion, led by Kingsway Capital, with participation from Animoca Brands, Blockchain.com, and Shima Capital. Founder Terence Kwok stated that the company also raised about $1.5 million from influential crypto figures in the "KOL" space. Kwok mentioned that the startup plans to launch its test network in the second quarter, with a waiting list of approximately 500,000 people. When launching its technology, it plans to first release an application that can use smartphone cameras to scan people's palm prints to verify their identity.Additionally, the Web3 asset data platform RootData shows that Humanity Protocol is an anti-witch blockchain network that provides developers with a unique human verification mechanism and offers users complete ownership of their data and identity.

According to ChainCatcher news, research from the data analysis platform X-explore indicates that the anti-Sybil rules in this Arbitrum airdrop have created a "significant loophole," resulting in approximately 150,000 Sybil addresses and at least 4,000 Sybil communities profiting over 253 million tokens, accounting for 21.8% of the total airdrop amount.X-explore speculates that Arbitrum's rules are as follows: exclude cross-chain bridges, centralized exchanges, and smart contracts when detecting Sybils; apply relatively lenient detection for small-scale, same-person addresses; only use data prior to the snapshot (February 6, 2023) for Sybil detection; and only data from Arbitrum and Ethereum is used for Sybil detection, ignoring data from other Ethereum Layer 2s, such as Optimism and Polygon. These Sybil detection rules create significant loopholes, and based on the above rules, X-explore detected Sybil address data through an internal same-person address/Sybil address identification model. (source link)