KuCoin Community Chain (KCC) to Distribute $100,000 for Unicorn Carnival Week

KuCoin Community Chain (KCC) has announced the official kick-off of its KCC Unicorn Carnival Week on May 6, 2022. KCC is a public chain project initiated and built by the developer community of KCS and KuCoin.

The carnival week will be in three stages, namely, the KCC Project Grand Expo Week which commences on May 6, 2022, until May 11, 2022 and the Top Unicorns Week, from May 12, 2022, to May 16, 2022. The third stage is the Special Event For Wallets which will be held from May 6, 2022, to May 16, 2022.

Users will have the opportunity to participate in some activities to earn a chance to share from a pool of 5000 KCS during the event. The rewards are provided by KCC while additional rewards will be provided by projects. Users will also have the chance to receive  KCC Unicorn Limited Edition NFT airdrops.

“By hosting KCC Unicorn Carnival Week, we would like to showcase and share some good projects that are relatively more mature  and likely more receptive among our users. We will also put in effort to support them. Hence, we scheduled KCC Unicorn Carnival Week simultaneously with KCC Unicon Contest and community voting. We hope the projects are truly handpicked and experienced by the community. We also believe that more decentralization will gradually come to fruition through running such events on KCC” KCC head of the community operation, Sam said.

Among other things, the KCC Carnival Week is aimed at providing users with the opportunity to experience the KCC ecosystem and help all the projects increase their exposure while driving target traffic. It will also serve as the initial incentive plan for the KCC chain and will reveal the vast potential available in the KCC ecosystem. The project intends to launch some new products in the near future that will go viral.

KCC was built to solve the problem of latency and high gas fees on Ethereum. The project is compatible with EVM and smart contracts to make blockchain use faster, cheaper, and more convenient for both the community and developers.