ChainCatcher news, LayerZero CEO Bryan Pellegrino posted on X that the Witch Hunters will be included in the airdrop eligibility query portal next week, ensuring that everyone receives their allocation.Pellegrino added that nearly 10 million tokens have returned from the witch addresses to users, with 1.28 million addresses qualifying for the airdrop.

ChainCatcher message, Nansen official posted on X: "In the spirit of transparency, we want to clarify some misunderstandings regarding the ZKsync airdrop. We did provide some specific wallet cluster data to Matter Labs, such as whales or known scammers. However, we did not (assist ZKsync) in witch hunting, nor did we provide any advice on the distribution of the airdrop."

ChainCatcher news, LayerZero CEO Bryan Pellegrino posted on social media: "Last weekend was mainly about trimming some low-quality witch reports, and now I want to focus on high-quality reports. If you are a witch hunter and believe your report is excellent after reviewing our approved and rejected reports... please publish it.Despite our best efforts, we still cannot review 100% of the reports, which is a very real possibility. We will definitely complete most of them, but we may not be able to finish all, so I want to ensure we receive high-quality reports."Previously, Bryan Pellegrino responded on social media to the question "When will the witch checks end and the final list be published?" stating that it is expected to conclude in the first half of 2024, and the TGE will also take place in the first half of 2024.

ChainCatcher message, LayerZero CEO Bryan Pellegrino stated on social media that an address reported by witch hunters does not mean that the address is deemed a witch. Ignore the report unless approved.

ChainCatcher news, Connext released the audit results of the Witch Hunter program on Discord: Connext received a total of 507 reports, of which 361 passed the audit, and 48 Witch Hunters submitted valid reports.Connext stated that 5,725 witch addresses have been identified and removed from the eligibility list, recovering 5,932,065 tokens. Among them, 1,438,016 NEXT (accounting for 25% of the recovered amount) will be redistributed to the Witch Hunters, and 50% of the tokens allocated to the Witch Hunters will be locked for 2 years.

ChainCatcher news, Hop Protocol co-founder Shane Fontaine has initiated a proposal for "Airdropping HOP to Witch Hunters," which is currently undergoing a Temperature Check vote, with a support rate of 99.46%. The voting will end on June 1.It is reported that the proposal suggests distributing 869,566.51 HOP tokens to 35 witch hunter addresses. These addresses helped the project team remove witch attackers from the Hop airdrop when Hop DAO was launched last year, resulting in Hop DAO retaining nearly 3.5 million Hop tokens, with the planned airdrop accounting for 25% of these tokens. (source link)