ethers.js
, peaq-js-sdk
).Ensure all smart contracts and DIDs have passed a thorough security audit. Address any potential vulnerabilities and run additional stress tests to validate performance under mainnet conditions.
Host an AMA (Ask Me Anything) or community event to showcase the deployment and answer questions about the project’s functionality, vision, and roadmap.
Publish step-by-step guides and developer tutorials to help users and integrators interact with your DIDs, smart contracts, and token on peaq mainnet.
Introduce a bug bounty program to reward security researchers for identifying vulnerabilities. Consider offering tokens or perks for early adopters who test or contribute to the system.
Implement blockchain analytics and monitoring tools to track transaction volumes, smart contract activity, and any unusual patterns post-deployment.
Announce any collaborations, integrations, or ecosystem partnerships that will utilize your deployed DIDs or tokens on the peaq mainnet.
Release governance details and tokenomics, including staking, voting mechanisms, or reward structures, to foster participation and transparency.
Share your post-launch roadmap and establish channels for technical support, including dedicated help desks, community moderators, or support emails.
Provide transparency on regulatory compliance efforts and any legal frameworks adhered to during the deployment.
Conduct user education campaigns, including webinars, videos, and blog posts, to familiarize users with the functionality of your deployed solutions.