ZetaChain announces that the testnet incentive program is coming to an end and 4.2 million ZETA have been allocated
ZetaChain announced that the testnet incentive plan is coming to an end and has allocated 4.2 million ZETA to participating verification teams in the testnet. These rewards will be locked for one year after the release of the ZetaChain mainnet Beta version (February 1, 2024). ZetaChain reminds that participation in the incentivized testnet and reward opportunities are independent of any mainnet plan, and there is currently no active mainnet delegation plan.
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