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### 1. What is Core Ignition?
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Core Ignition is a six-month incentive program developed by the Core Foundation to jumpstart the growth of Core ecosystem. Season 1 has concluded on September 11, 2024, and Season 2 is currently live. Please visit [Core Ignition](https://ignition.coredao.org) for further details.
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Core Ignition is a six-month incentive program developed by the Core Foundation to jumpstart the growth of Core ecosystem. After two successful seasons in 2024 and early 2025, and Season 3 is now live. Please visit [Core Ignition](https://ignition.coredao.org) for further details.
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### 2. What is Core blockchain?
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Core serves as the Proof of Stake layer for Bitcoin, pioneering Non-Custodial Bitcoin Staking and securing a fully EVM-compatible BTCfi ecosystem. Since April 2024, over 5,500 BTC have been staked with Core, boosting Bitcoin’s utility and security. Core is the most Bitcoin-aligned EVM blockchain, with approximately 55% of Bitcoin mining hash power contributing to the network’s security.
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Core serves as the Proof of Stake layer for Bitcoin, pioneering Self-Custodial Bitcoin Staking and securing a fully EVM-compatible BTCfi ecosystem. Since April 2024, over 5,900 BTC have been staked with Core, boosting Bitcoin’s utility and security. Core is the most Bitcoin-aligned EVM blockchain, with approximately 76% of Bitcoin mining hash power contributing to the network’s security.
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### 3. I am new to Core ecosystem. How do I get started?
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Core Ignition will feature flash or time-limited campaigns on a rolling basis, offering users special opportunities to supercharge Sparks. Stay connected by checking the in-app campaign sections and following Core's official announcements on [X (Twitter)](https://x.com/Coredao_Org) for the latest updates.
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**4. Invite New Users to Join Ignition:**
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For those new to Core Ignition, bridge $100 USDT worth of whitelisted assets to Core to unlock a permanent invite link. For users who have signed up in Season 1, the invite code is automatically unlocked. By inviting new users to Core Ignition, users will receive 10% of the daily Sparks earned by introducing first-degree invitees and 2% from second-degree invitees. Please note that a cap may apply to the maximum Sparks each user can earn through referrals.
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For those new to Core Ignition, bridge $50 USD worth of whitelisted assets to Core to unlock a permanent invite link. For users who have signed up in Season 2, the invite code is automatically unlocked. By inviting new users to Core Ignition, users will receive 10% of the daily Sparks earned by introducing first-degree invitees and 2% from second-degree invitees. Please note that a cap may apply to the maximum Sparks each user can earn through referrals.
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### How to Boost Multipliers
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# Overview
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Core Ignition Season 2 is a six-month user incentive program designed to recognize the Core community for their valuable contributions to the Core network. Through Core Ignition, users have the opportunity to contribute meaningfully to the evolving BTCfi landscape while being rewarded for various engagements and activities, which are viewable on the Ignition dashboard after successfully connecting and bridging to Core Ignition.
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Core Ignition Season 3 is a six-month user incentive program designed to recognize the Core community for their valuable contributions to the Core network. Through Core Ignition, users have the opportunity to contribute meaningfully to the evolving BTCfi landscape while being rewarded for various engagements and activities, which are viewable on the Ignition dashboard after successfully connecting and bridging to Core Ignition.
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## Program Period
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The duration for the Core Ignition user incentive program is **six** months, from September 12, 2024, 00:00 UTC to March 11, 2025, 23:59 UTC.
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The duration for the Core Ignition user incentive program is **six** months, from March 12, 2025, 12:00 UTC to September 12, 2025, 11:59 UTC.
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## Eligibility
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All participants are eligible, except for those in prohibited jurisdictions or as specified in the Program Terms & Conditions.
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Core blockchain is constantly evolving to provide a better user and developer experience. This document provides clear instructions for developers on the supported Solidity versions and the necessary settings to ensure your smart contracts are correctly deployed and verifiable on the Core network. To maintain consistency and compatibility, Core blockchain supports Solidity versions higher than **0.8.24** using the **Shanghai** EVM version. Adhering to this specified version and configuration guidelines is crucial for the seamless functioning of your contracts. The following sections will detail the recommended Solidity settings, including compiler options and verification procedures, to help you achieve a smooth and secure contract deployment on the Core blockchain.
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Core blockchain is always improving to provide a better experience for both users and developers. This guide outlines the supported Solidity versions and configuration settings needed for successful smart contract deployment and verification on the Core network.
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Core blockchain supports Solidity versions higher than 0.8.24 using the **Shanghai** EVM version. It is important to follow these guidelines to ensure your smart contracts work smoothly on the Core network.
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## Recommended Configurations for Deploying Smart Contracts on Core
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Currently, Core's EVM matches version **Shanghai**and does not support the verification of smart contracts deployed with Solidity version **0.8.24^**with default EVM settings for popular IDEs. To make sure that the lag in support for deployment and verification of smart contracts of version `0.8.24^` does not stagger the development of dapps on Core, following are the guidelines to ensure that developers can successfully deploy and verify smart contracts of version `0.8.24^` on Core.
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Currently, Core's EVM matches the Shanghai version and does not support the deployment or verification of smart contracts with Solidity version **0.8.24^**using default EVM settings. follow these guidelines to deploy and verify contracts with Solidity version 0.8.24^.
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### EVM Settings
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* For Core Mainnet and Testnet2, please choose `shanghai` in compiler configurations.
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