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Rabbithole Quests and The Future of Work

Talkat Pragma Waterloo 2023 · on Thursday, 2023-06-22· [web3, microservices]
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Demo shows a live quest deployed on-chain that mints a smart contract holding 2,000 OP tokens deployed and awards 40 OP per finisher to the first 40 swappers on Optimism. The site reports 131,000+ monthly users completing quests, the indexer verifies completions today, and the stack is moving toward zk proofs and token-bound accounts for scalable, privacy-preserving verification. The live demo partly crashes but the contract distribution mechanism works end to end.

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  1. 0:00Intro to RabbitHole Quests at Pragma Waterloo
  2. 1:14Brian Flynn on early crypto and Dapper Labs
  3. 1:41What RabbitHole does and why quests matter
  4. 2:47Live demo: Deploying a RabbitHole Quest
  5. 3:502000 OP tokens deployed for Uniswap Quest
  6. 4:44Quest goes live – race to earn OP tokens
  7. 5:13How the smart contract distributes rewards
  8. 5:44Quest inbox, targeting based on on-chain activity
  9. 6:43131,000+ monthly users completing quests
  10. 7:24Site crashes due to high user demand
  11. 8:02The origin story of RabbitHole in 2020
  12. 9:03From memes to usage – solving real engagement
  13. 9:58Incentivizing usage with quest-based rewards
  14. 10:39Why everything is on-chain by design
  15. 11:43Quests as crypto-native social coordination tools
  16. 12:16Real-time product feedback through on-chain actions
  17. 12:44Verifying quest completions at scale
  18. 13:43zk proofs and privacy in on-chain verification
  19. 14:38Quests as targeted engagement + crypto advertising
  20. 15:12Unexpected use cases like music NFT quests
  21. 16:07Empowering creators and communities with quests
  22. 16:35RabbitHole and the future of work in Web3
  23. 17:08On-chain resumes, work, and community contribution
  24. 17:37NPCs and token-bound accounts in work models
  25. 18:04Global onboarding via quests and L2 scalability
  26. 18:34Closing thoughts from Brian Flynn
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