Status: Proposed
Discussion link: https://gov.cook.finance/t/cbi-as-an-incentive-to-engage-community-members/251
Created: 02/21/2022
When community members interact with the platform's digital channels to contribute ideas, cast votes or provide feedback, they indirectly create value in different ways that help the ecosystem grow and develop.
Therefore, it is essential to allocate tokens to reward active users and major index selectors. In addition, it could also encourage the usage of certain features on the Cook Finance platform.
This can come in handy when new products are being launched.
This proposal is about potentially allowing Cook’s Community Incentive & Airdrop program to make use of Cook Believer Index tokens (CBI) as staking, liquidity mining rewards and other incentives to better engage community members.
Community engagement is crucial to the success of any project, very much so, in the very dynamic blockchain space. In addition to rewarding users and community members, this proposal will also potentially generate significant revenue for the government. Particularly for the decentralized nature of the Cook platform, community is essential to provide a crucial feedback loop for the continuous improvement and overall sustainability of the project.
Industry research shows that there are over 10,000 cryptocurrencies projects in the global metaverse, with an average of 200 new projects launched every month. Consequently, there is a stiff competition for every project to attract and sustain the interest of the members of its community. To achieve optimum engagement, there has to be a healthy level of information flow, and an efficient incentive structure built into the fabric of the project. Here are a few reasons why it is necessary to incentivize the Cook Finance Community:
Establishing a feedback loop involving active users of products and community members is crucial to creating the appropriate product market fit, improving user experience and growing the ecosystem.
Today, DeFi community lacks a tool that allow better management of multiple rewards and incentives, especially for tools that:
In terms of utility, Cook Indexes (ckTokens) have successfully demonstrated their effectiveness as token portfolio management tools. The COOK community engagement can increase exponentially if the utility of Cook Indexes are expanded to include being deployed as incentives to encourage certain activities and the usage of certain features on the platform.
Furthermore, establishing an effective incentive program that is incentivized by native CBIs will be a perfect way to achieve and sustain healthy levels of community engagement.
A proposal is hereby moved to consider creating the Cook’s Community Incentive & Airdrop program. This could effectively allow Cook Believer Index tokens (CBI) to be deployed as reward incentives for staking and liquidity mining programs.
Cook Indexes (ckTokens) holders have demonstrated themselves to be both loyal users of Indexes as portfolio management tools and engaged community members.
Rewarding Cook Index users and community members with the very product that Cook is founded on will further reinforce product engagement and product design feedback loop and governance design.