According to TechFlow, zero-knowledge proof network Aleo has announced the details of its incentive token distribution plan. The plan aims to reward contributors who have participated in Aleo community projects since 2020, including multiple categories such as ambassador programs, testnets, miners, and developers.

Aleo said these incentive programs helped test the boundaries of Aleo and the possibilities of decentralized ZK technology.

Token distribution will be carried out in phases after the mainnet launch, and the specific schedule will be announced after the launch.

Eligible participants can use these tokens to deploy programs, execute transactions, and pay network fees. The claiming process includes logging into the Aleo account, locating rewards, completing KYC verification, and final confirmation.

It is worth noting that tokens owned by U.S. residents will have a one-year lock-up period, starting from the launch of the mainnet; tokens owned by non-U.S. residents will also be subject to a one-year transfer and sale restriction.