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Crypto CEO Admits Success Only Possible Because He Scammed Enough People

A comic illustration depicting three tokens (LayerZero's ZRO, Starknet's STRK, and ZKsync's ZK) standing on a seesaw with one side labeled 'Sybil filtering' while the other is marked as 'airdrop chaos'. The token representing LayerZero has a determined expression and its end of the seesaw is rising up. In contrast, the tokens for Starknet and ZKsync are plummeting down their respective sides.

}The eternal optimism of crypto bros never ceases to amaze me, and Bryan Pellegrino’s claim that a ‘big Sybil hunt’ helped LayerZero’s token price hold steady is just another example. You see, in the world of cryptocurrency, it seems that if you can’t make money quickly, then maybe your project isn’t worth investing in – or perhaps it’s just not as good at scamming people as some others out there? I mean seriously though, who needs inherent value when you have aggressive Sybil filtering and a bunch of ‘durable’ users to prop up the price? It sounds like LayerZero is more concerned with rewarding its most dedicated fans than actually providing any real utility or use case for their token. And let’s be honest, if Starknet and ZKsync are any indication, then maybe that approach isn’t working out so well after all… Stay tuned for more!.

Source: cointelegraph

A combo of aggressive Sybil filtering and laser-focus on prioritizing developers and “durable” users helped the price of LayerZero’s native token hold steady following its airdrop, claimed LayerZero Labs’ CEO Bryan Pellegrino.  Pellegrino told Cointelegraph at Korea Blockchain Week that LayerZero did a lot of “very unique” things with its airdrop, including a “big Sybil hunt” that blocked bots and excessive farming in a bid to put its native LayerZero […]

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