⛰️How It Works
Task.fun transforms simple CAPTCHA tasks into a rewarding, decentralized platform where users can participate, earn $TASK tokens, and contribute to AI model training. Here's how it works, step-by-step:
Sign-up with Wallet: Users start by signing up on the Task.fun platform using their Solana wallet. This allows participants to engage in the task ecosystem seamlessly while maintaining control over their data and earnings. The wallet serves as both an identity and a payment gateway, ensuring all interactions are secure and verifiable.
Participate in CAPTCHA Tasks: Once registered, users can access a variety of CAPTCHA tasks through Telegram bot commands. These tasks range from identifying objects in images (e.g., "Select all squares with traffic lights") to solving distorted text puzzles. Every CAPTCHA task represents a small yet crucial part of the AI training pipeline.
Real-life example: Imagine a user completing a CAPTCHA task that asks them to identify traffic signs in an image. This simple task may seem trivial, but when repeated by thousands of users across the globe, the data collected helps train AI models for autonomous vehicles, improving their ability to recognize traffic signs in various environments — from bustling city streets to rural areas.
Earn $TASK Tokens: After successfully completing a CAPTCHA task, the response is verified as correct by the Task.fun system, triggering the automatic reward distribution. Users receive $TASK tokens based on the task's complexity and their completion accuracy.
Numerical Example: Let's say you complete 100 CAPTCHA tasks in a day. For each task, you earn 0.1 $TASK tokens. In total, you would earn 10 $TASK tokens in a single day. At the current market value of $TASK, this could translate to $2 (if 1 $TASK = $0.20). Over a month, completing 100 tasks per day would earn you 300 $TASK tokens, or about $60.
Vested Rewards: To encourage consistent participation, rewards are vested over a 30-day period. This means that users don’t receive their full reward immediately but rather in installments, ensuring they stay active and contribute to the platform in the long run.
Governance Participation: Once users accumulate enough $TASK tokens, they can participate in the DAO (Decentralized Autonomous Organization) that governs the future of Task.fun. Governance rights enable token holders to vote on platform developments, new features, and key decisions.
Example of Governance: If the Task.fun community wants to introduce a new task type (e.g., image captioning for AI), token holders can vote to approve or reject the proposal. This gives users a voice in the direction of the platform and ensures the community has a direct impact on its growth.
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