The Core Foundation has launched the Core Commit Program to incentivize developers to create decentralized applications (dApps) on the Core blockchain. The program offers developers the opportunity to earn rewards based on their code commits and progress in developing dApps, as well as access to mentorship, resources, and funding opportunities through Core Ventures. The program will run for three months, with up to 10 developer teams selected to participate. Selected teams can receive up to $2,500 worth of CORE tokens per month based on their performance. The program also offers personalized mentorship and opportunities to connect with Core contributors and other projects. Developers must adhere to specific criteria, including open-sourcing their code, submitting detailed project plans, and demonstrating meaningful progress through code commits. The Core Commit Program comes after Valour introduced an exchange-traded product for Core DAO and the Core Foundation unveiled LstBTC, a liquid staking token pegged to Bitcoin.



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