On-chain quests are verified blockchain actions aligned to a campaign’s outcomes, such as minting, governance participation, and, where approved, bridging, swapping, deposits or LP with hold-time. They carry 20% of a base campaign pool.
The verification advantage is that the chain is the record. Unlike a social action, an on-chain action does not depend on a third-party API to confirm, which is why this lane can be measured precisely.
The “where approved” condition is a compliance boundary rather than a technical one. Bridging, swapping, deposit and LP quests are available only where approved, and where deposits or liquidity are involved hold-time verification keeps points pending until the position has been held for the required duration.
Because the chain is public, this lane is also the most auditable for participants. An action either appears on chain or it does not, which leaves less room for disagreement about whether a quest was completed.
