Indian social network Chingari has launched the GARI Mining program, where it will reward users the equivalent of $12 million a year, representatives of the project told ForkLog.

The daily prize pool in local GARI tokens will be 50,000 coins, of which 5,000 will be distributed as a bonus for entering the social network. The remaining 45,000 GARI will be awarded to users for in-app activities, including video uploads and shares, views, likes and comments.

You can increase your income with the help of NFT badges. They come in five tiers – Basic, Bronze, Silver, Gold and Diamond – and offer multipliers of x2, x3, x4, x5 and x10 respectively.

“GARI Mining will provide an even playing field for contributors big and small. Now, app users can earn GARI tokens and not rely on brand partnerships as their sole source of income,” said Sumit Ghosh, Chingari’s co-founder and CEO.

Released in 2018, Chingari is one of the 20 most downloaded apps in the world according to the developers. The number of users exceeds 130 million.

Remember the organization in April UFC announced that it is ready to pay bonuses in bitcoin to fighters who receive audience awards.