Chromia launches incentive testing program to prepare for Mainnet release

Chromia, as an innovative Layer-1 relational blockchain platform, is making final preparations for the launch of its Mainnet. The platform utilizes a modular framework, providing dedicated dApp chains, customizable fee structures, and enhanced digital asset services for users and developers. One of Chromia's standout features is its support for natively queryable real-time data indexing, which fundamentally changes the way on-chain information is organized, greatly simplifying the user experience for end users and paving the way for new Web3 business models.

Chromia's horizontal scalability allows it to efficiently handle parallel tasks, a feature that makes it particularly suitable for supporting high-performance gaming dApps. For example, in immersive experience games running on the Chromia platform, players can build virtual land, interact with neighbors, complete daily activities, and earn rewards. It can be said that Chromia's modular framework and relational blockchain technology are expected to fundamentally change the development and usage of decentralized applications.

Recently, Chromia announced the official launch of its incentive testing program. This is a key step before the Mainnet release, aimed at attracting participants to contribute to network security while having the chance to win rewards. Participants can also use testnet CHR tokens on networks supported by Chromia and interact with the official Chromia wallet.

The total reward scale of this incentive program reaches 250,000 CHR tokens, including three independent sub-projects. Each project operates on a dedicated network running the Chromia Mainnet candidate version, as follows:

1. HackNet (as of June 28): Designed for programmers and advanced users, aimed at discovering extreme cases and reviewing the Chromia code repository. The maximum reward is 100,000 CHR. The feedback collected will be used to refine the Mainnet. This program is primarily suitable for participants with technical knowledge who can read code or interact with the blockchain without using a front-end client.

2. ProjectNet (as of July 26): Designed for developers, serving as the hosting network for the Demo Dapp competition. The top three submitters will share a total prize of 50,000 CHR. This program aims to encourage developers to learn Rell and build applications on the Chromia blockchain. Participants can submit original works or adapt existing applications. Winners will be selected by a six-member team from Chromia.

3. QuestNet (June 18 to August 30): Aimed at encouraging both new and existing community members to explore the features related to Chromia and dApps, and to promote interaction with the core network functionalities. The prize pool for this program is 100,000 CHR tokens, and the rewards will be determined through a series of drawings after the program ends. To prevent bot activity, the eligibility criteria for the drawings will not be announced in advance.

The co-founder of Chromia expressed their excitement in inviting users to explore Chromia's innovative platform through this incentive testing program. This is not only an opportunity to showcase Chromia's technology before the Mainnet launch, but it also gives the community a chance to make a positive contribution to shaping the future of the Chromia ecosystem.

Overall, this incentive testing program is an important step before the launch of the Chromia Mainnet, aimed at thoroughly testing and refining its technology while cultivating and expanding its developer and user community. Through these three sub-projects, Chromia hopes to attract participants with different skill levels, thereby laying a solid foundation for the future development of its ecosystem.