First Kalima Blockchain Developer Airdrop 2023 Set To Start With $100,000 Prize Pool
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Kalima Blockchain launches a Developer Airdrop to accelerate the already rapid growth of the ecosystem, by specifically targeting the developer community. Participants will be asked to create practical decentralized applications (dApps) hosted on the Kalima Blockchain for a chance to win rewards in Kalima’s native coin, KLX.
The developer reward token pool for the Developer Airdrop is 400 million KLX, worth €100,000. The tokens will be awarded proportionally based on the performance of the top five (5) participants.
- 1st place: €35,000 KLX
- 2nd place: €25,000 KLX
- 3rd place: €20,000 KLX
- 4th place: €10,000 KLX
- 5th place: €10,000 KLX
To participate in the Kalima Developer Airdrop, participants must first complete the registration form, which is available on the Kalima website at www.kalima.io. They will then receive all instructions and steps to follow to enter the competition via email.
All the steps for airdrop participation are detailed in this article, on Kalima’s Medium page. Kalima’s social media pages and communication channels will provide updates about the competition during and before it, so it is important to follow Kalima online and keep track of the updates.
This event comes as Kalima prepares to list its native token, KLX, on the BitMart Exchange on February 2ndn.d 2023.
Participating in the first Kalima Developer Airdrop
The collection of prizes makes it worth participating. While the winner has an excellent incentive, others who come close will also be fairly rewarded for their efforts. Developers will be required to build software applications and decentralized applications (dApps) on the Kalima blockchain and test them for performance for a chance to claim the prize.
These protocols must be consistent with the overall goals of the Developer Airdrop. Developers will be able to build embedded blockchain projects or multi-chain projects using Kalima as the second layer for Tezos or Lightning Network. Builders can, for example, create smart reward systems for indoor air quality or systems adapted to sustainability practices such as carbon measurement, tracking and identification.
Participants can choose from the following topics to base their projects on:
- Embedded blockchain project
- Multichain uses Kalima as a second layer for Tezos or the Lightning Network
- Gaming
- Micropayments
- Smart reward systems (e.g. Smart Rewarding indoor air quality)
- Auditable data (ie carbon footprint)
- Physical NFTs
Building the Kalima Blockchain Community
As a low-cost, high-speed and scalable rival to other Enterprise Blockchain projects, Kalima provides unmatched modularity and independence in the race to become the ultimate Blockchain for IoT (BIoT) network. Both beginners and developers with smart contract experience benefit from the high degree of composability, as the Kalima API is available in many programming languages.
Whether it is for businesses as a whole, or for developers who want to benefit from the Kalima network, building dApps and on the ecosystem will be a natural process, which will be supported by the Kalima Foundation. Kalima has a close support system available to businesses adopting the Kalima Blockchain, with a time of formation and a program that has proven to be one of the most effective in the industry.
Additionally, the Kalima Foundation will host a number of hackathons and developer airdrops over the years to help developers hone their skills, starting with the first Kalima Developer Airdrop. These can take place online or physically in one of the three regions Kalima operates in: Europe, USA and UAE.
Kalima has also allocated a significant amount of tokens for its planned developer grant program, where internal and external developers will be handsomely rewarded for adopting the Kalima network and creating dApps on it, either for their own applications, or for third parties. This program is set to launch in the seven years following the Kalima listing on the Bitmart Exchange on February 2ndn.d 2023.
Finally, the Kalima Foundation will stimulate the deployment of PrivaChains in the initial phase, by rewarding the first thousand PrivaChain owners, in ten rounds, on a first-come, first-served basis. About 20 billion KLX have been set aside for this incentive program, with the rewards set in descending order, meaning the first 10 owners will earn more than the next batch of owners and so on.
About Kalima
Kalima, a layer 1 third-generation blockchain, is a rapidly growing ecosystem that will enable enterprises, developers and startups to build the future of Web3 Enterprise and Data Governance applications, especially with IoT (Internet of Things) data, to solve real-world world problems.
Users can independently control, manage and monetize data using Kalima’s decentralized network of permissioned blockchains (PrivaChains), as well as create tokens for smart reward systems.
Kalima is a modular concept that allows developers to create decentralized applications (dApps) hosted on PrivaChains. Kalima was designed to create dApps, with the goal of generating new business models or improving existing ones, ranging from data notarization to decentralized finance (DeFi), tokenization (NFT), data monetization and industrial IoT applications (Digital Twins, Predictive). Maintenance, smart infrastructure and so on).
Kalima’s blockchain is built to handle very large amounts of sensitive data generated by industries that collect data via IoT sensors and analyze this data in real time. PrivaChains will be able to connect to each other as well as to other leading public chains (Tezos, Lightning, Polygon and Cosmos hubs), increasing Kalima’s industrial adoption.
To learn more about Kalima, be sure to check out the website www.kalima.io. Use the hashtag #KalimaAirdrop on twitter and other social media to show the world what you’ve been working on.
