BlockDAG’s beta rollout wasn’t a closed demo. Instead, it gave open access to a range of decentralized applications designed to run directly on the protocol. This hands-on experience gave users and developers alike the chance to test performance in live conditions.
It also created space for real feedback. Developers could work with smart contracts, while users could explore token creation, NFT deployment, and actual dApp interaction. The no-code wizard has been especially effective. What could take hours or days before now happens in minutes—and with minimal technical know-how.
All of this is being supported with token incentives. By rewarding active participation, BlockDAG is making sure users return and stay involved. It’s a smart way to simulate real-world usage before the mainnet goes live, and it’s building confidence in the tech.
