Linea: United with Nansen, we have identified 476,000 witch addresses and will not distribute airdrops to them
BlockBeats reports that on January 21, Linea announced on its social platform that it has partnered with Nansen to screen for witch addresses, discovering a total of 476,000 witch addresses. These addresses will not receive LXP airdrops.
Users who disagree can appeal by filling out a form.
In November last year, Consensys developed the Ethereum zkEVM L2 Rollup Linea and announced the establishment of the Linea Association, stating that it will issue tokens in Q1 this year.
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