TechFlow reports that Vana, a decentralized AI data liquidity network, has published details on its DataDAO rewards system. After the Vana mainnet launch, users will be able to view registered DataDAOs through the Vana DataHub. The DataDAO reward system operates in 21-day cycles, during which users can stake VANA tokens into high-quality DataDAOs to boost their rankings. When a DataDAO reaches the minimum staking threshold of 10,000 VANA tokens and ranks within the top 16, it becomes eligible to receive rewards from the VANA token pool, generating returns for both its data contributors and stakers. This competitive staking-based ranking mechanism effectively incentivizes high-quality data contributions while ensuring fair value distribution.
Notably, 15% of the total VANA token supply is allocated to the DataDAO rewards program, with 50% deposited into the DataDAO treasury and the remaining 50% distributed to stakers supporting the top 16 DataDAOs. For stakers, longer staking durations yield higher rewards, with the reward multiplier reaching its maximum after 63 consecutive days of staking.
Vana Protocol, developed collaboratively by the Vana Foundation and Open Data Labs, enables users to contribute their private data on-chain to projects building future artificial intelligence, transforming personal data into a new class of valuable assets. The Vana mainnet is set to launch soon.
