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Innovation Incentives

Definition

Innovation incentives are mechanisms designed to encourage and reward the creation, development, and adoption of new technologies, products, or processes. These can include grants, tax breaks, intellectual property protections, or competitive prizes aimed at stimulating progress. In digital asset ecosystems, such incentives often manifest as token rewards, protocol grants, or bounty programs for contributing to network development. Their purpose is to drive research, foster technological advancement, and attract talent to specific projects or platforms.