Hello XPR Network Community,

We are thrilled to announce the launch of our XPR Network Bounties Program. This program is designed to encourage community engagement and contribution towards the development and enhancement of the XPR Network.

The Bounties Program is a community-driven initiative funded by the Community Warchest from the XPR Network Development Fund. The goal of the program is to incentivize the community to take an active part in the improvement of our platform by claiming and completing tasks in return for rewards.

Here’s how it works:

Any member of the XPR Network community can participate in the Bounties Program. All you need is a XPR Network account with KYC verification and a willingness to contribute to the XPR Network ecosystem.

Tasks and projects of all types can be posted as bounties, but we have a special interest in those that improve the XPR Network infrastructure, create new features, or solve existing issues. The rewards for these bounties will depend on the complexity of the tasks, and are decided by the bounty poster, with oversight from the XPR Network Consortium.

To claim a bounty, check the bounties folder in our GitHub repository, choose a bounty that matches your skills, and create an issue in the bounties repo to claim it. Once your claim is approved, you can start working on it. When you’re done, simply submit your work as a Pull Request.

The XPR Network Consortium will then review your work. If it meets the criteria, your reward will be approved and made in XPR once the bounty completion is signed off by the XPR Network Consortium and the proposal msig is approved by 3 Consortium members.

We believe that our community is the most valuable resource we have, and we’re excited to see the contributions you will bring to the XPR Network. Let’s continue to build and improve our ecosystem together!

For more details, please visit the XPR Network Bounties Program page on our GitHub. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to us.

Thank you for your continued support!

The XPR Network Consortium