Bryan Pellegrino, founder and CEO of LayerZero, a protocol that enables direct communication between different blockchains, stated that only addresses between 6% and 13% are real and will qualify for the airdrop.

Pellegrino used the following statements in his information via Telegram:

“Considering that only about half of the addresses made one transaction, we can estimate that only 400 to 800 thousand of the 6 million addresses are real. This means that between 6.67% and 13.33% will actually qualify for the airdrop.”

Pellegrino had also recently informed that LayerZero Labs employees would not be entitled to any airdrop in any way.

LayerZero Labs started taking screenshots for airdrops on May 1st.

Thanks to LayerZero, users and DApps can seamlessly store their assets and data on multiple blockchains and transfer them to other networks.