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Closed Alpha Testing Phase #1

The Cortensor Closed Alpha Testing Contest is an exciting opportunity for early supporters to contribute to the development of the decentralized AI network while earning $COR rewards. By participating, you’ll help shape the future of decentralized AI and strengthen the Cortensor ecosystem.


Contest Rules

Stake Requirement

  • Stake $10 worth of $COR per node on Pool 3 to ensure you are recognized as an early supporter and valued community member.

  • Rewards will be sent to the address used to stake. This address cannot be changed, and it will serve as the only way to verify and qualify as a participant in the contest.

Node Uptime

  • Keep your nodes online and running for at least 30 days to 45 days to qualify for rewards.

Bug Reporting

  • Actively communicate with Cortensor admins to report and troubleshoot any issues or bugs encountered during the contest.

  • Failure to report bugs may result in disqualification.

Disqualification Rights

  • Cortensor reserves the right to disqualify any participant at its sole discretion if behavior or activity is deemed harmful to the network or inconsistent with the contest’s spirit.

Long-Term Commitment

  • Maintaining node uptime beyond the contest period increases your chances for future $COR airdrops during the devnet, testnet, and mainnet phases.

Detailed Guidelines

  • Additional rules and guidelines will be available in the Cortensor Discord. Join to stay updated!


Rewards

Rank

Total Reward

On the Spot

Staked on Pool 1

🥇 1st

$2,500

$1000

$1500 (28-day lock)

🥈 2nd

$1000

$400

$600 (28-day lock)

🥉 3rd

$400

$200

$200 (28-day lock)

🏅 4th

$200

$100

$100 (28-day lock)

🎖️ 5th

$100

$100

-

6th–10th

$50 each

$50

-

11th-20th

$35 each

$35

-

21th-30th

$20 each

$20

Note: Rewards will be sent to the address used to stake. This address cannot be changed, and it will serve as the only way to verify and qualify as a participant in the contest.


Contest Mechanics

Max Nodes Per User

  • Participants can operate up to 10 nodes each.

Winner Determination

  • Winners will be judged based on:

    1. Active Nodes: The number of active nodes maintained during the contest.

    2. NodeStats Performance: Reflects the quality and reliability of your contributions to the network.

      • Ping & Global Ping: Measures node responsiveness and uptime across the network.

      • State Metrics: Tracks performance in Create, Prepare, Precommit, and Commit states.

      • Counters & Points: Logs task entries and outcomes to assess reliability and accuracy.

      These metrics ensure fair evaluation and reward meaningful contributions.

    3. Bug Reporting and Troubleshooting:

      • Bug Reporting: Participants must actively report bugs during the testing phase.

      • Troubleshooting: Work collaboratively with Cortensor admins to troubleshoot and resolve issues.

      • Earn Points: Points will be awarded for identifying and reporting bugs.

      • Disqualification: Failure to engage in bug reporting and troubleshooting will result in disqualification.


Important Dates

  • Start Date: Early December 2024. The exact date will be announced soon.


Why Participate?

  • Earn $COR rewards while helping test the Cortensor ecosystem.

  • Gain priority for future airdrops during the devnet, testnet, and mainnet phases.

  • Shape the future of decentralized AI and become a pioneer in the Cortensor community.


Testing Focus

This phase will test the precursor to Cortensor’s mining software, including:

  1. Cognitive Module: Orchestrates the mining process through the Proof of Useful Work (PoUW) state machine.

  2. NodeStats Module: Tracks performance metrics, laying the groundwork for future reputation systems.

Participants will help refine these critical modules to ensure a robust network infrastructure.


Join the Contest

Let’s build the future of decentralized AI together! 🌐

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