Lisk has kicked off a new incentive program, Lisk Alliance Boost, giving users the chance to earn from a 2 million LSK token pool by interacting with real products in its ecosystem. The 12-week campaign, which started on July 16, is built around a simple idea: reward genuine activity, not passive airdrop hunting. Instead of one-off token drops, users can now earn by staking, lending, providing liquidity, and using apps built on Lisk.
Over 80,000 people participated in Lisk’s last campaign. This time, the team is focusing on stronger security, better reward systems, and real engagement—particularly through DeFi protocols and select partner apps. Top DeFi partners like Velodrome, Morpho, and Mellow will distribute rewards based on user participation. Velodrome alone is allocated over 1.2 million LSK for users who add liquidity to pools like WETH/LSK. But what’s especially notable is the spotlight on African-built apps.
Lisk is partnering with platforms making crypto usable across the continent—and they come with reward pools of their own. Here are some of the apps your readers can use to earn:
- Swypt (Kenya): Helps freelancers and merchants move money with stablecoins and mobile money like M-Pesa.
- Payd (Kenya): Enables fast, low-cost payments for freelancers and creators.
- Azza (Nigeria): A WhatsApp-based stablecoin wallet that simplifies saving and spending.
- Jamit (Nigeria): A Web3 audio platform for storytellers and podcasters.
- Fonbnk (Kenya): Offers USDT micro-rewards and easy on/off-ramps for mobile money users.
- PowerPals (Indonesia): A play-to-earn digital pet game with leaderboard rewards.
- Pokecoin (South Africa): A collectible NFT platform inspired by Pokémon cards.
Each platform has its own way of participating. From staking tokens to using apps for payments or gaming, users are rewarded based on what they actually do on-chain. The program is open now and runs until early October. Anyone can learn more, join, and start earning by visiting here.