ChainCatcher news, Layer1 public chain Iron Fish announced the launch of a community Grants program aimed at funding builders, creators, and researchers aligned with the vision of Iron Fish. Iron Fish specifically mentioned its particular interest in projects that can bridge Iron Fish with other blockchains. Currently, the application channel is open. It is reported that approved projects will not only receive financial support but also technical guidance and community promotion from Iron Fish.

ChainCatcher news, the privacy public chain Iron Fish announced that it will launch its mainnet at 09:00 PDT on April 20 (00:00 Beijing time on April 21), and all eligible testnet users will receive an airdrop.Iron Fish will release 42 million tokens in the genesis block at the mainnet launch, with a total supply cap of 256,970,400 tokens. Of the initially released 42 million tokens, the allocation is as follows: 2.25% for testnet airdrops; 2.25% for future airdrops; 5.1% for Pre-Seed round investors; 9.9% for Seed round investors; 14.5% for Series A investors; 0.6% for advisors; 37.4% for the core team; 5% for IF Labs; 5% for tokens designated for future donations; and 18% for the Iron Fish Foundation. Tokens allocated to personnel including investors, advisors, and employees will be locked for 12 months and then released over 12 months. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, Iron Fish's official website has announced the tokenomics model for the project. The genesis block will contain 42 million tokens, with the following specific distribution: Iron Fish Foundation: 18%; Airdrop to testnet participants: 2.25%; Future airdrops: 2.25%; Pre-Seed round investors: 5.1%; Seed round investors: 9.9%; Series A investors: 14.5%; Advisors: 0.6%; Core development team: 37.4%; IF Labs: 5%; Donation fund: 5%.The mainnet is expected to launch on April 30. For investors, advisors, and employees, there will be a one-year lock-up period after the mainnet goes live.Previously reported, last November, the privacy-focused crypto startup Iron Fish completed a $27.6 million Series A funding round, led by a16z. Other investors include Sequoia Capital, LinkedIn executive chairman Jeff Weiner, and others. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, the Web3 privacy platform Iron Fish, originally scheduled to launch its mainnet on March 14, has announced a postponement to April 20 due to the discovery of a bug that needs to be fixed. Users will have more time to complete KYC. Starting today, the redemption portal is open to all participants, and the new KYC deadline is April 14. All eligible testnet users will receive an airdrop on April 21. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, the Web3 privacy platform Iron Fish has now opened the airdrop KYC portal, which will be available to eligible users in three phases over the next few days. Previously reported, on March 1, Iron Fish will launch a token claim portal this week to distribute 940,000 mainnet tokens as an airdrop to testnet participants. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, the privacy network Iron Fish reminds on its official Twitter: Currently, there is an unofficial reward calculator circulating. Please note that this website will not accurately calculate rewards and should not be relied upon. As the mainnet approaches, the official team will share more information about rewards.Iron Fish announced yesterday that it will launch the mainnet on March 14 and will introduce a token claiming portal this week to distribute 940,000 mainnet token airdrops to testnet participants. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, the Web3 privacy platform Iron Fish announced that it will launch its mainnet on March 14, at which time features such as minting fully private custom assets, burning, trading, mining, and hosting nodes will be available. In addition, Iron Fish will launch a token claim portal this week to distribute 940,000 mainnet tokens as an airdrop to testnet participants. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, the privacy network Iron Fish announced that it will end the testnet Phase 3 early on February 25 (originally scheduled to end on March 7). Iron Fish stated that the early termination of the third phase is due to excessive system traffic frequently causing API outages, and they are currently working on a fix. Iron Fish mentioned that, reportedly, Phase 3 testnet users have minted over 300,000 assets, with more than 60,000 network hosting nodes. The Iron Fish team will subsequently focus on the mainnet launch work. (Source link)