Mira Network, a Web3 project focused on AI verification, has opened the first season of its “Yapper” leaderboard in partnership with KaitoAI. The campaign will distribute 0.2% of the forthcoming $MIRA token supply to the top 200 contributors, with another 0.3% reserved for a second season, bringing the total allocation to 0.5% of tokens earmarked for community rewards. Community estimates that place $MIRA’s fully diluted valuation at around $500 million imply that the Season 1 pool could be worth roughly $2.5 million, translating into payouts of about $5,000 to $10,000 for high-ranking participants. Mira has not yet announced a listing date for the token, but the incentive program is intended to drive early engagement as the project builds out its verification engine. Decentralized exchange dYdX has concluded its own Season 1 Yapper leaderboard. A final snapshot taken on 12 June identified the top 100 contributors, who are slated to receive token rewards within 14 days. The platform has already opened Season 2 and launched a separate content-creator competition to give users who missed the initial cut another chance to earn incentives. Other blockchain projects are adopting similar initiatives. Allora Network released a weekly top-ten Yapper ranking, and Portal to Bitcoin said its Yapper community has grown to more than 500 members. The trend underscores how Web3 firms are using token-based reward programs to cultivate user-generated content and strengthen community engagement ahead of major product and token launches.