Take inventory of Web3 mission platform: Even if you don't get Arbitrum airdrop, there are still many opportunities to benefit

The Web3 Mission Platform: Even if you don't get Arbitrum, you still have a lot of opportunities to benefit

Written by Web3Traveler   

On March 16, Arbitrum officially announced the launch of DAO governance and governance Token ARBs for Arbitrum One and Arbitrum Nova networks. At the same time, the much-anticipated details of the airdrop were announced, and the airdrop eligibility query has been opened.

According to official disclosure, Arbitrum Token ARB initial total supply of 10 billion pieces, annual inflation at most 2%. In terms of Token airdrop, 11.62% of the initial total supply will be airdropped to Arbitrum users, and 1.13% will be airdropped to DAO vault built in Arbitrum construction application. The airdrop snapshot was taken on February 6 (58642080, Arbitrum One block). Eligibility to earn Arbitrum Nova points includes bridging funds to Arbitrum Nova and having made more than 3, 5, and 10 transactions. At the same time, Arbitrum has made some anti-witch rules, including: if the drop receiver's wallet transactions all occurred within 48 hours, subtract 1 point.

Because Arbitrum has a larger market influence, the airdrop caused a strong response. The users are excited and look forward to the further progress of the project. Some users lament the complexity of the multiple requirements of the rules. Did not receive the user feeling missed a great wealth, hope next time can not and airdrop missed.

Is it really hard to make money in Web3? One way to answer this question is in reverse. It is not easy to make money in Web3. The number one reason is the volatility of the market, and investing in tokens has always been a high-risk activity.

In addition, after many users participate in the air drop and other activities, whether the project side can issue the award as scheduled and whether it can be successfully received is also a problem that needs to spend more time and energy to track. Some project parties dare not release the promised rewards too early, for fear that users will sell a lot, affecting the price, etc. If you increase participation, if you expand participation, can you increase the revenue or the rewards of airdrops? The answer is positive, and whether users have the time to explore a lot is also a question to ponder.

According to the Binance Research report, "February was a recovery period for the industry, with healthy momentum observed in both the Defi and NFT Spaces. Cryptocurrency excitement was building as investors regained their appetite for risk outside of traditional asset classes."

In such an environment, getting involved in a variety of projects and getting rewards is definitely something to try. At the time when the bear market is coming to an end and the bull market is expected to recover, the quest platform in the Web3 track is a great place to start, because it allows users to quickly get access to a lot of projects in a short period of time and has a greater chance of getting rewards.

There is no shortage of mission platforms in the market today, and the average user can evaluate each platform before choosing one to engage with deeply.

Is the platform secure enough?This can be a primary concern. Not only the technical security, but also whether the rewards users receive are guaranteed. It can be measured from several angles including whether the platform has experienced security risks, whether it can issue rewards on time, and whether there is an anti-robot algorithm. At present, some task platforms can support the project side to pledge the reward in advance, and the reward will be distributed automatically, without delay or ending. The platform with such guarantee can be preferred.

Does the platform have a sound ecology?When choosing tasks to participate in the task platform, we can also pay attention to the number of chains it supports. The more chains it supports, the more it can show the breadth and development potential of the platform ecology. By the same token, the types of tasks and rewards supported reflect the level of functionality offered by the platform.

Choosing a platform that is easy to use is undoubtedly a long-term solution for users, because it will save users time to complete tasks in each project and improve the probability of winning prizes to some extent. There are many platforms out there that are trying to provide a better user experience.

The author recently experienced a number of task platforms, talk about the use of some of the platforms:

1) RabbitHole

Legacy Web3 mission platform, offering tokens, NFT, whitelist, and future airdrop opportunities. This guide guides users to learn basic Web3 operations and tasks. The overall feeling is that there are not many updates recently, and the tasks are not very much. The Twitter update is also not so much, and it only gained 2k followers in the past month, which makes people doubt that the operation is not good.

2) Crew3

以社区的形式让用户参与到每个任务之中，具备社区归属感，能够了解到很多项目且有深度参与感。在平台上可以获得 XP 积分奖励，但尚未发现更多关于积分的赋能。 根据其官网显示，目前已支持 50+条链，当属业内排名头部的平台。 根据其官网显示，目前已支持 50+条链，当属业内排名头部的平台。

  3) TaskOn 

  A platform that has attracted more attention recently, due to the fast speed of new promotion and rich reward forms, including tokens, credits, NFT vouchers, whitelist, etc. I like its interface very much. The first screen has a wheel cast running lamp, which can quickly view the popular tasks.

The new speed of the activity is very fast. The latest version update mentioned the support of 20+ chain, and the project side can pledge the reward in advance, and the platform will issue the reward on behalf of the participant, which can ensure that the user receives the reward as scheduled. Try to create an activity and find that the action page is simple and can be completed quickly. Also, we haven't yet discovered how EXP is used after it's earned, so we'll probably have more on this later in the series. The page prompts a variety of information such as reward types and EXP to be obtained, which is clear at a glance and easy for users to try.

4) Quest3

UI style is very unique platform, very Web3 style, more cartoon, not very serious. Users can view various rewards of Token, NFT, and Whitelist here. The detailed list of all previous releases in the operation manual is enough to show the project side's meticulous and transparent.

5) Port3 (Soquest)

Unique page style, tends to flat, very textured. The home page is deeply integrated with the SBT mentioned earlier by Vitalik. The homepage displays the status of the activity and the form of the reward, but does not visually indicate the amount of the reward.

6) Galxe

Finally, I want to mention Galxe, the most famous of the Web3 mission platforms. The launch of Passport, which focuses on digital identities, aims to create a broader ecosystem and a deeper encrypted identity experience for users.

conclusion

Rich and diverse task platforms bring more opportunities for C users to navigate the Web3 market. It gives us a more intuitive and easy way to get rewards while keeping our eyes and ears open to new projects. They are also a good channel for us to discover new projects. Taking advantage of the task platform will help you get a first-hand look at what's going on in the industry faster and continue to build your finances.

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