TASKFI

On-chain Task System.

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I'm going to post a community challenge with a reward of 1 BNB. Does anyone have any good ideas?

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Does anyone have any tasks they'd like to post?

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The minimum bounty amount for posting a task is 0.01 BNB.Accepting a task requires a 0.01 BNB deposit, which will be automatically refunded upon completion of the task.

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@millerbam76 Click to create a task

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On-chain bounty missions—everything is verifiable on the blockchain

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Token has been created
0xac5426d65baf1c6f9c0ad33097af0df3d9527777

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No tokens have been issued yet. Please beware of scams.

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Community Identity NFTs are divided into Gold and Silver tiers, both of which participate in community governance. Silver-tier holders have the right to vote on task disputes and receive a share of community revenue, while Gold-tier holders additionally have the authority to initiate community tasks.

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I need to use better RPC nodes and further optimize the user experience

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As long as I can read the on-chain data quickly enough, I can achieve imperceptible latency in data exchange

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My original plan was to write data to the database immediately after it was recorded on the blockchain, but I discovered several issues during implementation. First, the delay in recording data to the blockchain is inconsistent, which could easily cause database writes to fail. Second, there are security concerns: since only the wallet is connected, we can only perform basic validation. External users could easily bypass the frontend to send requests and tamper with database data. Even though the entire process is actually completed on-chain—with the database merely serving as a data display—this would still result in a poor user experience. Therefore, I decided to write to the database asynchronously. Although this introduces a slight delay, everything remains auditable on-chain, and the database is no longer at risk of tampering. This prevents the need to manually repair data in the event of malicious activity.

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There is significant uncertainty regarding the synchronous recording of blockchain events to the Web2 database, so I also need to set up a scheduled synchronization process to transfer blockchain data to the Web2 database.

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Personal task workflow completed

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Tasks are divided into individual tasks and community tasks. Individual tasks are funded and posted by individuals, while community tasks are posted based on community votes and funded from the community fund pool. The process for individual tasks is nearly complete

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Hold NFT to become a community member and gain the right to vote on and review community tasks

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I will divide the tasks into two categories: community tasks and personal tasks

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The TASK has not yet been completed

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