LayerZero CEO Bryan Pellegrino posted on X Platform: "Here is how we are currently thinking about eligibility from a broad perspective. The focus is obviously on real users, and the most consistent, persistent users that are the fairest and most widely distributed.
This is largely inspired by the results of the Sybil process, and any real final definition will come directly from LayerZero, not me.
The initial wallets are 6 million, and 3 million wallets have less than 5 transactions, so these wallets are seriously considered. All transactions below $1.00 are downgraded by 80%, but still calculated at 1/5 of normal transactions, as are all "valueless NFTs".
Transactions are then normalized based on protocol fees, and the minimum value of this item is the eligibility criteria, as is the maximum/cap, based on a multiplier for early use.
In general: eliminate Sybils, eliminate spam transactions, semi-linear cap, reward early users, reward persistent users, reward all non-standard protocol interactions such as LPs through RFPs, and focus on the fairest and most optimal distribution of the protocol."