Dear human nodes,

Following our experiments on the validator rewards system, and after hearing your feedback on the latest developments, we’re launching a Validator Contributions campaign.

The goal this time is straightforward: contribute to growing on-chain activity, thus transaction activity, and strengthen Humanode utility. If you can show that your work is leading to more on-chain activity and higher overall transaction volume, it’ll be recognized.


Here’s how you can contribute:

1. Pick and perform an activity that impacts the growth of transaction volume on the Humanode network (see examples below).

2. Collect and prepare evidence of your activity (screenshots, links, repos, video proofs, documents)

3. Submit the evidence in the validator-contributions channel in Humanode Discord.

Example contributions:

• Technical guides and articles to help projects build on Humanode
• Events or campaigns that drive real transactions on the network
• Educational or promotional content that brings in new projects or users who are likely to use the Humanode chain
• Tools or scripts that boost transaction throughput
• Data, research, or visualizations that highlight ways to grow network usage
• Interactive initiatives, e.g., an on‑chain “petting zoo” of sample contracts that users can poke to generate real transactions
• Research papers
• Bug reports that materially affect protocol performance
• Collaborative liquidity or incentive programs that increase transaction count
• Innovative marketing that brings new transaction‑heavy users or projects on‑chain
• Any idea you seem fit to increase awareness and bring users or projects to the Humanode chain

Campaign Timeline

• Starts Immediately
• Soft Deadline (feedback loop): July 27
• Final Submission Deadline: August 1

Submission Requirements

• Provide clear, verifiable evidence (links, screenshots, repos, video proofs).
• Use the designated submission channel.
• Early submissions (July 27) get feedback; final cut‑off is August 1.

Remember, this is part of the experiment, and anticipate other changes after evaluation. If you have further questions, please feel free to ask in the community support and discussion channels.