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Background: A whitelist campaign had just offered another chance to people who missed earlier rounds, and the team now began sending mint passes to wallets. Today: The passes began arriving by airdrop. Impact and next steps: Eligibility and verification now had clear boundaries, giving players a way to spot forged credentials.
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Background: A whitelist campaign had just offered another chance to people who missed earlier rounds, and the team now began sending mint passes to wallets. For the community, the task was not only to receive a pass but also to determine whether a credential in front of them was genuine.
Today: The passes began arriving by airdrop. The official instructions showed people how to check the issuer and creator addresses on-chain; each had to match its corresponding address published by the official team for a pass to count as genuine. The rules also said one pass per wallet, with a maximum of fifty cards to mint. People who had registered on the official site before December 6 of the previous year, or who held LAMO in their wallet, did not need a pass.
Impact and next steps: Eligibility and verification now had clear boundaries, giving players a way to spot forged credentials. Night Watchman planned to pass the address-checking steps on to members who were still unsure; keeping the rules in mind during claiming would still take repeated reminders.