Odaily星球日报讯 Nansen 在X平台发文称正在处理 LayerZero 更新的临时女巫列表#2 相关上诉，若用户认为自己在 Nansen 集群内被错误标记，可向其发送电子邮件并附上支持证据，Nansen 将会尽快回复。Nansen 提醒用户为安全起见不要公开分享地址。

Nansen：用户可邮件申诉错误标记的LayerZero女巫地址

Odaily Odaily reported that Nansen posted on the X platform that it is processing appeals related to the temporary witch list #2 updated by LayerZero. If users believe that they have been wrongly marked in the Nansen cluster, they can send an email to it and attach supporting evidence. Nansen will respond as soon as possible. Nansen reminds users not to share addresses publicly for safety reasons.

Nansen: Users can email complaints about incorrectly marked LayerZero witch addresses

Odaily Odaily reported that LayerZero Labs CEO Bryan Pellegrino published a temporary witch list on the X platform and said, "We are publishing this information here for community review. If a cluster here is wrong or the report is wrong, we will delete it. This information is not for personal appeals, so it is not per address. Please list the obviously wrong clusters and 'why' the method is obviously wrong or how to prove that it contains false positives. If possible, please provide feedback within the next 24 hours." And added that a few bounty hunter reports have been approved but not yet included in the list, the list may be slightly updated tomorrow, but 99% are listed here.

LayerZero CEO: The community can review the temporary witch list within 24 hours, and if it is wrong, it will be deleted

Odaily Odaily reported that Bryan Pellegrino, CEO of LayerZero Labs, posted on X: "There are still a lot of things to clean up. Feedback is very useful. A secondary review is underway and an updated list will be released later today." He then added: "In order to give everyone a reasonable time frame, I guess it's 7-8 hours. There is a lot to do. The community's feedback on false positives has been very helpful, and hundreds of clusters have been marked for removal." Yesterday, Bryan Pellegrino, CEO of LayerZero Labs, posted a temporary witch list on the X platform and said, "We are publishing this information here for community review. If a cluster here is wrong or reported incorrectly, we will delete it. This information is not for individual appeals, so it is not on a per-address basis. Please list the obviously wrong clusters and 'why' the method is obviously wrong or how to prove that it contains false positives. If possible, please provide feedback within the next 24 hours." He also added that a few bounty hunter reports have been approved but not yet included in the list. The list may be slightly updated tomorrow, but 99% are listed here.

LayerZero CEO: We are conducting a secondary review of the witch report based on feedback and will release an updated list soon

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