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# Seasonal Rewards: Accelerating Network Growth

The Ecolink AI Airdrop Campaign, launching in February 2025, is strategically designed to accelerate both product development and user growth—key drivers of our net-emissions model. Through a multi-season rewards program, participants can earn points that convert to $MEGA tokens by contributing to the network's development and expansion.

## Campaign Structure

The campaign operates through two primary channels:

### App Quests

* Product scanning and verification
* Data contribution and reviews
* Merchant discovery and onboarding
* Ongoing verification of claims

### Social Quests

* Community building activities
* Protocol awareness initiatives
* Merchant adoption acceleration
* Standard development participation

## Dynamic Rewards

Rather than fixed allocations, rewards are dynamic and may be adjusted based on:

* Participation levels
* Network needs
* Season objectives
* Community feedback

### Seasonal Approach

The campaign will run over multiple seasons, each with:

* Updated quest types
* Evolving reward structures
* New participation opportunities
* Community-driven objectives

### Strategic Impact

This campaign directly supports our net-emissions model by:

* Accelerating user adoption
* Expanding verified merchant base
* Enriching product data
* Strengthening network effects


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