According to TechFlow, on September 5, modular data layer CARV announced the launch of a self-reporting mechanism for witches, aiming to maintain the fairness of the upcoming token airdrop. The mechanism allows users who participated in witch attacks to proactively report their behavior within the next 14 days and receive 15% of the originally allocated tokens without facing additional accountability or penalties. The reporting period is from 12:00 PM UTC on September 5 to 12:00 PM UTC on September 19. Those who fail to report by the deadline will lose all token allocation qualifications.

CARV has been committed to distributing tokens to those who truly contribute to the development and sustainability of the network, rather than to witches who use fraudulent means to make profits. Public data shows that CARV, as the world's leading modular identity and data layer project, has now integrated more than 900 games, covering more than 30% of the Web3 game market. The platform has 9.5 million registered users and 1.3 million daily active users. So far, CARV has completed a total of US$50 million in financing, with investors including Tribe Capital, Temasek Ventures and other well-known institutions.