Recall launches the Surge Points Reward Program, targeting AI agent builders and users
The decentralized verifiable AI agent platform, Recall, has officially launched the Surge point reward program to encourage users to earn rewards by participating in agent competitions, building communities and learning about the AI agent ecosystem.
In the Surge program, users can earn Fragments - Recall's native points - by contributing to the success of the Recall network. Surge is the first community incentive program led by the newly established Recall Foundation and has officially gone live today with its first batch of challenge tasks.
Recall is a project that builds an on-chain storage network for AI agents to share and trade knowledge. It enables agents to verify data and profit from it, using blockchain technology to record transactions and strategies. Recall collaborates with Filecoin for decentralized storage.
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