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SafePal Teams Up with Solana on $3 Million Ecosystem Incentive Plan

SafePal Teams Up with Solana on $3 Million Ecosystem Incentive Plan

BlockBeatsBlockBeats2026/02/11 04:00

BlockBeats News, February 9th, Web3 wallet brand SafePal announced the launch of a $3 million Solana Ecosystem Incentive Program, which includes custom airdrop hardware wallets and SafePal growth marketing resources, focusing on supporting the development of the Solana ecosystem.


SafePal CEO and Co-Founder Veronica Wong unveiled this ecosystem incentive program at the Solana Accelerate Hong Kong conference. At the same time, SafePal distributed 1,500 limited edition Solana custom hardware wallets to conference attendees, VIPs, and core contributors, with plans to introduce staking rewards, airdrop bonuses, and other incentives in the future.


Solana ecosystem projects can apply for this grant program through the SafePal official website, with evaluation criteria including project launch time, Monthly Active Users (MAU), Total Value Locked (TVL), community size, etc.

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