With the start of Season 3 of the Core DAO Ignition program, it's important to delve into its purpose and opportunities for participants.
What is Core DAO Ignition?
The Core DAO Ignition program aims to engage users with a blockchain ecosystem centered around Bitcoin. It allows users to stake their Bitcoin without losing access to their assets. A key feature is its EVM compatibility, making the Core network a bridge between Bitcoin and other blockchains. The program rewards users for specific actions, such as moving assets to the Core network, utilizing its apps, or inviting new users. Each season of the program is updated to improve participation conditions.
How Core Ignition Works
Participation begins by connecting a wallet to the Core network and transferring some funds, say $100 in USDT. Upon registration, users receive access to a dashboard to monitor their activity and earn rewards in the form of 'Sparks'. Points are earned by completing assignments, such as interacting with decentralized applications. The dashboard shows users their Spark balance, active campaigns with deadlines, team statistics, and leaderboard positions. Rewards are given in stCORE tokens that can be cashed in throughout the season.
Expectations for Season 3
According to a recent post from Core DAO, Season 3 will feature 'more Sparks, more multipliers, more Ignition'. This may imply new features to enhance earning potential or increased rewards for established activities. While the program structure remains, changes in point accrual methods or new app introductions may enrich the season. The seamless transition between Season 2 and Season 3 demonstrates a commitment to maximizing user engagement.
Core DAO Ignition is not just a points-and-rewards program but part of a broader initiative to integrate Bitcoin into decentralized finance. The upcoming season could be pivotal in establishing Core's position in BTCFi or identifying areas for improvement.