Incentive Program
StaFi Incentive Program includes three parts, which are Validator incentive Program, ambassador program and research grant. The first program directs at validators while the second one targets at community members who are not running any nodes but are passionate to and capable of making contributions, in any form, to StaFi. The grant one is designed for developers who invent various tools for StaFi ecosystem. No matter what kind of a community member you are, there's always a incentive program to apply for. Check here for details:
StaFi Validator Incentive Program and first batch nominated validators are rolled out! 46 validators were selected for the first batch with 3,760K FIS nominated!
We selected the 46 validators because they contributed a lot in early days, even before these rules were announce. We favor those validators in the first round who:
1. Actively participated in the Sitara testnet
2. Are willing to speak up and answer others’ questions in the community
3. Have experience in node operation
4. Attracted many votes from a lot of nominators, even in the waiting list
Nomination incentive program is to motivate validators who have made significant contributions. In the initial issuance of FIS, the StaFi team has allocated up to 40% of FIS in order to pay for those community members.
So we released a detailed incentive program, and new contributors still can apply for being nominated and earning rewards in the next batch. See How to apply here.
The timetable for next round of submission and assessment
- Submission period: December 1–15, 2020
- Assessment period: December 16–31, 2020
- Nomination and reward distribution: January 1–7, 2021
StaFi has released the StaFi Global Ambassador Program, namely “StaFi Warriors Program”, to recruit ambassadors who share the same vision as StaFi and are willing to help the StaFi community grow. The program aims to bring together the best talents in the community to advance StaFi’s vision of a community-driven, decentralized ecosystem.
1.Resource and financial support
2.Expertise training
3.Access to first-hand information
4.Opportunity to be one of StaFi core team
1. Organize online and offline activities, such as Meetup, Workshop talks, AMAs, etc.
2. Build and operate an online community in any language, such as English, Chinese, etc.
3. Write articles related to topics such as StaFi, Staking derivatives, and DeFi.
4. Actively join in the dialogues in StaFi communities and forums (WeChat, Telegram, StaFi forums).
5. Keep a keen eye out for collaborative opportunities that will promote the StaFi ecosystem.6. Give advice or recommendations for the development of StaFi.
7. Answer questions for other warriors in the global warrior group.
8. Translate StaFi’s documents, tutorials into your native language and promote them locally.
We will assess your rewards by the proof of contributions that you submit. Rewards will be issued in the form of FIS.
Type | Form | Rewards |
Content | Article, Blog, chart, video, meme etc. | $10 - $200 |
Community | Build community, hold online&offline meeting, AMA, translations | $50 - $300 |
Partership | Help materialize cooperation, media connections etc. | $50 - $200 |
Outstanding Warrior Award | 1 warrior selected per month | $50 - $100 |
Miscellaneous | Other forms of contribution | Case by case |
1.Critical: Abnormal function, ineffective function, or security breach, etc.;
2. Moderate: Defects that do not affect the function, non-security issues, such as the room for optimization, performance improvement, etc.;
3. Low: Unimportant issues, some minor issues that can be modified during updates, such as modifying text or notes.
Outside the scope of the bounty program
1. Repeated reports on security issues, including security issues that have been confirmed by the StaFi team;
2. Theoretical security issues without pragmatic application scenarios, or issues that require complex user-interactions.
1. It must be a newly discovered bug(s) that has/have not been reported before
2. The bug(s) found must be related to security issues in StaFi GitHub page code, but not other third-party code;
3. Have not written any codes of StaFi around the bug(s), and have not participated in any process that generated the bug(s) of StaFi in other ways;
4 Public disclosure will make you lose your bounty;
5 The StaFi team reserves the right to make the final decision on eligibility for the event and all rewards.
The bounty will be issued in the form of FIS, and the amount will depend on the severity of the bugs found.
Severity | Bounty |
Critical | $1,000 - $2,000 |
Moderate | $200 - $1,000 |
Low | $50 - $200 |
In addition to severity, the bounty amount will be determined (but not limited to) by other factors including:
1. The accuracy and details of the bug description;
2. The quality of reproducibility, such as test code, scripts, and detailed instructions.
When you find bug(s), please send a report to: [email protected]. Please attach your name, email, company name (optional), description of the bug(s), your opinion on what is the potential impact of that bug on StaFi rBridge, and how you discovered that bug.
1. What should I do if I submit a bug but do not hear a reply?
Before publicly publishing the bug(s) you found, we need some time to review and confirm them, and will reply to you as soon as possible. If you haven’t received a reply two weeks after submission, you can send an email to us at: [email protected]
2. In what form is the bounty issued?
The bounty is issued in the form of FIS. In certain areas, you can choose to take payment in USDT. The bounty is usually issued three weeks after the submission is confirmed. According to local legal requirements, you need to provide your identification, usually passport information. In addition, you need to provide your FIS or USDT address.
For participants from the United States, the bounty will be issued in the form of USDT.
If you have more questions, please send an email to us: [email protected]
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