Decentralized derivatives trading platform Hyperliquid said it found more than 27,000 Addresses held by about 100 entities in an attempt to earn disproportionate points through large-scale and systematic actions. Hyperliquid says that for this behavior, multiply the points of these Addresses by 2% or 20%, depending on the size of the witch's activity. Affected Addresses will be marked "Witch Behavior Detected" on the points page. In addition, Hyperliquid allocated 8 million points for events in May and 8.4 million points for events in October and early November, bringing the total number of points to 57.9 million.

Odaily Planet News, founder of ether.fi, Mike Silagadze, announced in a post on X that the team has successfully recovered over 1.5 million ETHFI from the witch Address, targeting over 10,000 qualified users.

Odaily Planet Daily News reported that EigenDA stated in a post on X that rollups on the mainnet can now use EigenDA for free, and all rollups are welcome to publish blobs to EigenDA on the Ethereum mainnet. In order to prevent witch/DDoS attacks on the free layer, the team has deployed a whitelist that is authenticated through IP or ETH address ECDSA. The current free unlicensed layer is 6 blobs per batch of 128KB, with a total of 768KB every 10 minutes, but partners can work with EigenDA to seek improvement in this metric. In contrast, the free tier throughput of EigenDA exceeds the throughput used by the most commonly used rollups on Ethereum (e.g. Base publishes less than 1 blob every 10 minutes). The official statement stated that it is currently committed to achieving permissionless payment for blob throughput on EigenDA, which will be released later this year. When the system is launched, EigenDA will still provide reserved bandwidth for high-throughput use cases at a fixed rate. EigenDA is currently generating a synthetic load of 0.6 MB/s and has conducted load tests on the mainnet with peak throughput of up to 10 MB/s. In contrast, Ethereum's 4844 blob throughput is 0.032 MB/s, and Celestia mainnet is at 1/6 MB/s.

Odaily Planet Daily News: Bryan Pellegrino, CEO of LayerZero Labs, wrote on X, 'While waiting for the final checker to go live, you can send me the address you want to view the witch check in real time.' Users can now attach wallet addresses to their X comments for witch checks.

On June 14th, Over Protocol tweeted that it is discussing witch detection with some new exchanges, which has led to longer transaction times. The witch detection announcement will be released next week.

Odaily Planet Daily News According to LayerZero CEO Bryan Pellegrino's post on X platform, a user was reported after flaunting their LayerZero account in a YouTube video, which displayed 42 wallet addresses. Each address was involved in transaction activities of $2000-3000, exhibiting obvious witch-like characteristics.

Golden Finance reported that LayerZero CEO Bryan Pellegrino posted on X, saying that nearly 200 approved witch reports (valid + partially valid) feel great to enter the final stage. In addition, Bryan Pellegrino stated that this is also a widely requested issue at present. Our goal is to release a complete sybil list (Chaos + Nansen + all approved bounty hunter clusters) for public review over the weekend whenever possible. There will be no formal appeal process for each address, but there will be 24 hours to review and report any defective/missing clusters found during the check. If verified, these clusters will be removed.

LayerZero CEO Bryan Pellegrino wrote on X, "There are almost 200 approved witch reports (effective+partially effective), and it feels great to be in the final stage."

Odaily Planet Daily News Nansen Official X said in a post: "In the spirit of transparency, we want to clarify some misunderstandings about the zkSync airdrop. We did provide data on specific wallet clusters to Matter Labs, such as whales or known scammers. However, we did not conduct witch hunts (for zkSync) or provide advice on the distribution of airdrops."

Odaily Planet Daily News According to witch hunter Artemis, in the X platform, it was found from the ZKSync airdrop eligibility list that some rat traders obtained more than 2 million ZK tokens by depositing the same amount of Ethereum on the same day, with an average of 15,000 ZK tokens received per wallet. What's more, almost all accounts are marked on the witch list of @LayerZeroLabs.

Odaily Planet Daily News LayerZero CEO Bryan Pellegrino wrote on the X platform: "Last weekend was mainly to delete some low-quality witch reports, and now I want to focus on high-quality reports. If you are a witch hunter, after reading our approved reports and rejected reports, you think your report is excellent. Despite our best efforts, we still cannot 100% review all reports, which is a very realistic possibility. We will definitely complete most of them, but may not be able to complete all, so I want to make sure we get quality reports. Earlier today, Bryan Pellegrino responded on the X platform to the question of 'When will the witch hunt end and the final list be released?' He said that the TGE is expected to take place in the first half of 2024, before the end of the first half of 2024.

Golden Finance reported that LayerZero CEO Bryan Pellegrino responded on social media to the question of when the witch hunt would end and the final list would be released, saying it would be before the first half of 2024.

Golden Finance reported that LayerZero CEO Bryan Pellegrino responded to the accusation of bribing the reporter of the witch address on the X platform. Pellegrino suggested strongly that the reporter should not alter the report, as the team has the original records of GitHub and Commonwealth. Editing and deleting the witch cluster may jeopardize the entire bounty. Previously, the witch hunter @SybilHorror6 stated that after the publication of his report, an anonymous person contacted him and offered to bribe him $12,000 to clear 3 clusters totaling 172 wallet addresses.

PANews news on June 8, LayerZero CEO Bryan Pellegrino said on the X platform that thanks to Nansen's behavioral model for helping to discover 60,995 Wallets related to witches. Earlier, LayerZero CEO Bryan Pellegrino tweeted that the witch hunt work is not yet completed, and the airdrop will take place this month.