Backpack Founder: Team Reassessing Complex Witch Case, Appeal Process Initiated

Gate News, March 25 — Backpack founder Armani announced that the witch investigation team is re-evaluating some more complex cases and thanked all supporters. Yesterday (March 24), Armani and the core team announced the immediate opening of an appeal channel and established clear rules to maximize user protection. According to the appeal policy, users who have operated three or fewer accounts on one device and are deemed to be witches will receive a refund of more than 50% of their tokens after manual verification. Additionally, the Backpack team will launch a special program in the coming days to buy back tokens on the secondary market for targeted compensation to eligible users.

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