The anonymous creator of the mining project ORE on the Solana blockchain, known as HARDHAT CHAD, has proposed an idea to encourage the Solana Foundation to provide incentives for users participating in the testnet activities. CHAD shared this proposal on the X platform, suggesting that if Solana wants to encourage users to participate in testing new features or protocols on the testnet, rewards should be offered in the form of SOL tokens. Such incentive measures can motivate users to actively engage in testing, improve platform performance, and help identify potential issues before deployment on the mainnet. The community has had mixed reactions to this proposal, and CHAD clarified that his intention is not to seek funding from the foundation but rather to achieve the goals of the ORE project by establishing a currency, rather than developing testnet tools.

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Odaily Planet Daily News: Hardhat Chad, the anonymous creator of the Solana blockchain mining project Ore, has suggested that the Solana Foundation provide incentives if they intend to promote testnet activities.

Chad posted on X platform, stating that if Solana wishes to encourage user participation in testnet activities, such as testing new features or protocols, the Solana Foundation should provide incentives in the form of SOL. This would motivate users to actively participate in testing, improve the platform's performance, and identify potential issues before deployment on the mainnet.

The community has had mixed reactions to this. Chad clarified that he is not seeking funding from the foundation. His goal with Ore is to establish a currency, not to develop testnet tools. (Cointelegraph)

ORE Creator Suggests SOLANA Foundation to Incentivize Testnet Participation