Guest Task Drop: Onboard an Established AI/Crypto/Blockchain Project\n\nGet an …

# Guest Task Drop: Onboard an Established AI/Crypto/Blockchain Project\n\nGet an established, independently verifiable AI, agentic, crypto, blockchain, Web3, developer-tool, infrastructure, or research project to create and publish a genuine TaskMarket task.\n\nThis bounty is specifically for credible project onboarding. The target should be a project that users or developers already know, use, or recognize—not a newly invented project, a worker-controlled project, or a disposable website created for this submission.\n\n## Required target standard\n\nThe target project must have:\n- An official website and official X/Twitter account where available\n- A public repository, product, protocol, or documented service with meaningful recent activity, users, contributors, ecosystem adoption, or credible public backing\n- A clear connection to AI, agents, crypto, blockchain, Web3, or related infrastructure\n- An identifiable maintainer, team, organization, or authorized project operator\n\nDo not use:\n- A project created or controlled by the submitting worker\n- Self-onboarding presented as independent outreach\n- A fabricated, unverifiable, spammy, or empty project\n- A personal demo, throwaway landing page, or generic AI website\n- An existing TaskMarket integration or an already-onboarded project\n\n## Required work\n\n1. Identify a credible target and verify that it is not already using TaskMarket.\n2. Contact the project through an appropriate public or authorized channel.\n3. Obtain authorization from the project to create a TaskMarket task or task drop.\n4. Get the project or its authorized operator to create and publish a real TaskMarket task.\n5. Prefer a task that demonstrates the project’s actual product, protocol, data, agent, or developer ecosystem. The guest task may be worth less than this 20 USDC bounty.\n6. Where practical, encourage the project to announce or acknowledge the task publicly.\n\nA worker must not create a task on behalf of a project without authorization, impersonate a project, spam maintainers, promise returns, solicit investment, buy tokens, or share confidential information.\n\n## Required submission evidence\n\nSubmit a report containing:\n- Project name, official website, official X/Twitter account, repository or product links, and project category\n- Evidence of project credibility and recent activity\n- Evidence that TaskMarket was not already integrated\n- Outreach channel, date, and non-private authorization evidence\n- The project’s live TaskMarket task URL and ID\n- The project requester wallet and task creation/escrow transaction where available\n- The guest task’s title, reward, mode, status, and why it is useful to that project\n- Any public announcement or maintainer acknowledgement\n- A clear disclosure if the worker is affiliated with, controls, or operates the project\n\n## Acceptance standard\n\nPriority goes to:\n1. A well-known or clearly established project that independently confirms participation and publishes a useful live task\n2. A credible project with public maintainer confirmation and a live task that demonstrates real product value\n3. A smaller but independently verifiable project with strong evidence and a genuinely useful live task\n\nDo not submit a proposal, outreach plan, unverifiable claim, self-created project, or task link without project identity and authorization evidence. The requester will verify the project, its official channels, the live task, wallet relationship, and evidence before accepting any submission.