Golden Finance reported that LayerZero co-founder and CEO Bryan Pellegrino tweeted that here is how we currently view the qualification review issue from a broad perspective. The focus is obviously on real users. A lot of this comes from the results of the witch review, and any real final definition comes directly from LayerZero Labs and my nonsense. Among them, 3 million of the 6 million initial wallets sent less than 5 transactions, so the number of wallets that really need to be considered is 3 million. The weight of all transactions less than $1 is reduced by 80%, but it is still calculated as 1/5 of normal transactions. The weight of all worthless NFT transactions is reduced by 80%, but it is still calculated as 1/5 of normal transactions. Worthless positioning is less than 0.0001ETH value after listing or low transaction volume. These two items alone can handle most of the network spam, which has basically disappeared after the snapshot. Things like Gas-Drop are also considered valid transactions. On this basis, transactions are normalized according to the protocol fee (rather than the fee of the underlying blockchain on which the transaction is processed), and the minimum value is the qualification standard, as is the maximum/cap. And multipliers based on factors such as early usage. Ultimately, we will eliminate witches and spam, achieve a semi-linear cap, reward early users, long-term users, and RFP rewards for all non-standard protocol interactions (such as LP, etc.), focusing on the fairest and most ideal protocol distribution.