Gitcoin Passport 🛡️

In a recent announcement, the Gitcoin Passport community has expressed concern over the current state of airdrops, which often result in low quality engagement and make it difficult for non-Sybil accounts to claim rewards. Gitcoin Passport aims to address these issues and provide solutions to improve the airdrop experience.

During the Gitcoin Citizens Round, QuickMythril has been recognized for their proactive testing and feedback on new Gitcoin Passport stamps and features.

On October 11, 2023, a GM message was sent to everyone except Sybil attackers.

To ensure authenticity, accounts that have not proven they are not bots or Sybil should not be considered as real users.

GitcoinPassport holders have a new opportunity available to them. More details can be found on Twitter: twitter.com/Giveth/status/1711415407859343677#m

The article states that sybils are bad.

POKTnetwork is taking measures to prevent governance-focused sybil attacks by ensuring only verified humans can participate in governance. This helps protect the future of web3 projects from bots and fake accounts.

The Gitcoin Passport is a valuable tool that benefits humans and thwarts the efforts of sybils. This powerful initiative was discussed in a recent TED Talk, highlighting its positive impact on the community.

Gitcoin Passport is enabling users to bring their stamps onchain, as announced on Twitter. This feature allows for seamless interaction with NFT stamps on the blockchain.

The importance of prioritizing real users over bots and Sybil attackers in the crypto space has been highlighted. The focus should be on creating an inclusive and secure environment for genuine participants.