60 million GUIs have been distributed to incentivize voters in the fifth round of funding for Aptos Grant DAO
On May 1st, Aptos Grant DAO's fifth round of funding for the long-term funding program has completed the Anti-Sybil Attack detection. There were a total of 320 valid voting addresses, each of which received 187,500 GUI tokens, for a total of 60 million GUI incentives. The Community Incentive Fund (CIF) encourages more community members to participate in funding public goods by offering incentives in the form of MEME tokens/NFTs. The program aims to inject vitality into funding for Aptos' (and other potential future ecosystem) public goods and early projects.
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