TokenHunters

Open your wallet, set your interests, and turn the feed into a to-do list. After signup, link the wallet you plan to use, pick chains and topics you care about (L2s, gaming, DeFi, NFTs), and follow tags. Add projects to a watchlist and switch on alerts for drops, allowlists, and testnets. Use the dashboard like a daily checklist: scan upcoming launches, click into requirement pages, and pin the ones you want to handle this week. Sync deadlines to your calendar and save on-chain steps for later. When a campaign opens, you already have the links, tasks, and time estimates in one place.

When you want to earn, head to Quests. Select a program, read the brief, and complete tasks in order: join, mint, stake small amounts, or interact with a test app; then finish the social items if required. Verification happens through your connected accounts, so you see green checks as you go. Filter by chain, time to complete, and reward type (points, raffle entries, guaranteed spots). Track your progress across campaigns and claim proofs immediately. Use the risk notes and community comments to avoid sketchy contracts; mark anything you finished so it drops into your history and you can export it later for tax or portfolio notes.

Building something yourself? Launch from the Creator panel. Draft a campaign with a goal (beta testers, content, growth), choose tasks, set caps, and define a reward pool. You can distribute codes, roles, or tokens, and require on-chain actions if needed. Templates speed up common setups like testnet feedback rounds or creator sprints. Publish, share your link, and watch results in real time: unique participants, completion rates, cost per action, and wallet-level analytics. Collaborate with partners by inviting co-managers, and close the loop by sending follow-up tasks to keep momentum after the first wave.

Use the Learn tab to level up skills while you participate. Follow guided paths for researching a project, validating a token drop, or safeguarding your wallet. Copy checklist templates for weekly research, set reminders, and clip resources into collections for your next thread, blog, or video. If you build, browse starter kits for bots, dashboards, and basic contract interactions, then tie them to a public quest to recruit testers. Finish every week with a review: new opportunities joined, rewards claimed, lessons saved, and next actions scheduled. TokenHunters keeps the scatter of Web3 activity organized, so you spend time on what pays off.