The Berachain ecosystem breaks new ground in blockchain incentive design. With the introduction of Proof-of-Liquidity (PoL), Berachain reimagines how protocols, validators, and users could be naturally incentivized to collaborate rather than compete.
Divvi complements Berachain’s Proof-of-Liquidity incentive marketplace by providing a separate revenue stream for early builders: real-time rewards based on impact.
Divvi is excited to onboard companies within the Berachain Ecosystem: Prism, Dolomite, and Kodiak onto Divvi's pay-for-impact protocol to provide early builders with reliable revenue streams. Divvi’s real-time funding fuels builders’ ability to quickly launch and iterate, empowering them while they work to attract the level of liquidity that would unlock PoL incentives.
Divvi’s permissionless revenue-sharing layer redefines how builders and protocols collaborate by ensuring that impactful contributions are measured and rewarded.
Historically, Web3 has struggled to effectively incentivize front-end developers. While backend protocols control capital and infrastructure, builders—who create user-friendly interfaces that drive adoption—lack sustainable business models. This imbalance has hindered broader adoption, with a study showing that over 75% of Web3 projects fail to sustain long-term development due to financial constraints and lack of user adoption.
With Divvi, protocols can define the "Number Go Up" (NGU) metric that matters most to them and reward builders for the value they generate. For Berachain protocols, some ideas of NGUs could be:
Through smart contract-enforced reward distributions, Divvi ensures frontend builders quickly and automatically earn protocol revenue before they’ve passed the transaction threshold to access Bera rewards.
Instead of competing for value capture, Berachain and Divvi show that collaboration can be rewarded to benefit all parties. By aligning incentives across the entire ecosystem, we can do more than redistribute existing value – we can actively grow (and sweeten) the web3 pie.
With Divvi, Berachain protocols can incentivize early builders to tap into new user segments and innovative interfaces. Builders receive fair, performance-based compensation that rewards genuine impact, rather than speculative promises. Users ultimately benefit from more user-centric, thoughtfully designed applications that solve real-world problems.
The result is a virtuous cycle: as builders create more compelling experiences, protocols gain more users, users receive better products, and the entire web3 ecosystem becomes more attractive to new participants.
If a developer is creating a mobile interface for a PoL liquidity application built on Prism’s FHE stack, their potential earnings would come from two key sources:
Divvi facilitates permissionless and automatic incentive campaigns funded by Berachain protocols aimed at rewarding builders based on the impact they generate from the moment they launch their apps. Protocols define the impact they want to incentivize and will measure (their NGU: Number Go Up - which could be anything) and they assign a value for each unit of their NGU increase. Builders earn value for every unit of NGU they increase.
For example DeFi apps are likely to look at TVL or transaction volume, while DeSoc apps will want to grow engagement, and DePINs might want to expand their node count.
Kodiak is likely to want to measure and reward:
If the mobile interface routes payments or DeFi transactions to Kodiak through Divvi, the developer could earn a cut of transaction fees collected by Divvi.
If you’re already building a user interface with Prism, Dolomite, and/or Kodiak, read Divvi’s documentation on how to get a Divvi ID.
If you would like to start building and are looking for sustainable funding, we invite you to join the Divvi Builder Camp to access Divvi office hours and additional prizes.
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We're not just distributing incentives – we're creating a more collaborative, value-driven ecosystem, so everyone can get a slice of the pie.