Ola, a project on the second level ZKVM platform, announced that the team had detected suspicious false registrations and planned to recalculate node data soon. Any suspicious data will be temporarily excluded from the total node count. After the mining starts to be audited, if an invitation code is verified to correspond to a mobile terminal, the team will retroactively issue corresponding points. When the total node data is refreshed, the team expects to reach more milestones, and new milestone rewards will be announced at that time.

According to official sources, the programmable privacy L2 project Ola announced on March 21st that it will start registering validator nodes and distributing the first batch of invitation codes. Only invitation code holders can register validator nodes. To ensure fairness, each address can only have one invitation code, and can only link to one mining terminal. Collecting multiple invitation codes is invalid if there are no additional terminals or invited users.

Layer 2 ZK programmable privacy and scaling project Ola has announced the launch of the Ola Airdrop Vault program. This program aims to reward and thank active builders in the community, including early contributors to the Ola community, OVP holders, Ola ecosystem developers, and feedback providers. Additionally, Ola plans to airdrop to developers, researchers, and advocates of zero-knowledge proof (ZK) technology. The distribution of airdrops will mainly include community proposals and voting, as well as direct distribution by the Ola team during major project progress. It is reported that Ola previously received token airdrops from Celestia and Starknet for its contributions to blockchain and ZK technology. The token rewards have been used for community activities and OVP holders' lotteries. In the future, the Ola Airdrop Vault program will introduce NFTs and more tokens from the project to further expand the scope of rewards in the airdrop vault.