ARKADA - Reputation based quest-to-earn platform

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GM Everyone :wave:

I’m Den, core team member of the Arkada project. In the following article I will explain how Arkada can contribute to the Soneium ecosystem and ultimately add value to the Astar token.

Arkada is a reputation based quest-to-earn platform designed to bring high-value engagement to Web3. Unlike traditional quest platforms that struggle with bots and short-term “farmers,” Arkada employs a dynamic reputation scoring system to differentiate diamond-handed contributors from paper-handed users who engage only for quick rewards and bring little to no value.

By evaluating on-chain and off-chain activity, Arkada ensures that top-tier participants—those who bring real value—are prioritized. This means that projects, including those within the Soneium ecosystem, can distribute rewards more effectively, ensuring that ASTR tokens flow to genuine, long-term ecosystem supporters who can bring in buy pressure and support.

How Arkada Aligns with the Astar Contribution Score (ACS)?

The Astar Contribution Score (ACS) incentivizes liquidity providers and consumer/gaming participants within Soneium, rewarding them with ASTR tokens for meaningful contributions. Arkada enhances this initiative by curating and verifying high-value participants through its reputation-based quest system:

  • For DeFi Liquidity Providers: Arkada’s scoring system ensures that ASTR rewards go to those who actively contribute liquidity, rather than passive airdrop hunters.
  • For Consumer/Gaming Participants: Arkada identifies users who engage authentically, driving sustainable transaction volume rather than short-term farming.
  • For Soneium Projects: By filtering out low-value participants, Arkada increases TVL stability, user retention, and overall transaction volume—key objectives of the ACS program.

By integrating Arkada’s reputation scoring with the ACS model, Soneium can maximize the long-term impact of its ASTR token distribution.

Why Soneium Should Allocate $ASTR to Arkada?

Allocating ASTR tokens to Arkada will directly contribute to the growth and sustainability of the Soneium ecosystem. Here’s how:

:white_check_mark: Quality Over Quantity: Arkada ensures that top-tier contributors receive ASTR rewards, preventing token dilution among speculative users.

:white_check_mark: Verified Engagement: Arkada’s reputation-based system distinguishes between genuine and passive participants, reducing reward wastage.

:white_check_mark: Sustained Liquidity & Adoption: By prioritizing high-value participants, Arkada helps projects retain long-term liquidity and transaction volume within Soneium.

:white_check_mark: Boosting ACS Metrics: Arkada drives engagement in DeFi and gaming applications, aligning with Soneium’s ACS objectives for sustainable network growth.

:white_check_mark: Making it Fun: a gamification and entertainment vibe makes Arkada the ultimate entertainment hub where users can learn about blockchain tech, earn by completing quests, show off achievements and have fun while at it.

Conclusion

Arkada is more than just a quest platform—it’s a powerful tool for ecosystem growth. By leveraging dynamic reputation scoring, Arkada ensures that Soneium’s ASTR tokens are distributed to real contributors who will support and strengthen the ecosystem.

Allocating ASTR to Arkada means investing in long-term network sustainability, fostering a loyal and engaged user base, and maximizing the impact of ACS incentives.

:link: Links:
:globe_with_meridians: Website: arkada.gg/en
:video_game: App: app.arkada.gg/en
:speech_balloon: Social Media: linktr.ee/arkada_gg
:space_invader: Discord: Arkada.gg

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Hi, thanks for the introduction!

There are other quest platforms that support Soneium, such as Galxe and Layer3, but you guys specialize in Soneium, so this is a pleasure.

By the way, in this post you are asking for an ASTR assignment, is this ACS? Or do you want ASTR assigned separately from that?

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The rating system based on the “real” contributions you mention I like, being able to identify who the big players are and how to reward them well seems to me a point of utmost importance, this is why your project captivated me.

Now, I see this is an introductory post from Arkada to the Astar and Soneium ecosystem, is there anything we can see? A website, a notion or something we can interact with or learn more about the project?

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Hi @you425,

I would like to point out that other quest platforms such as Galxe, Layer3, TaskOn, QuestN and so on DO NOT differentiate users based on their web3 achievements (both on and off-chain). This creates abuse and both users and projects suffer from it. Our solution is to introduce “premium quests” which will be accessible to only those users that have a strong “Arkada Score”. The score itself is based on various on and off-chain metrics such as wallet and social media analytics.

Regarding you question, can you please elaborate on what did you mean exactly with $ASTR assignment?

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Thank you for the feedback sir. We have a lot of new things rolling out soon, make sure to keep an eye out :eyes:

Here are all the links:

:globe_with_meridians: Website: arkada.gg/en
:video_game: App: app.arkada.gg/en
:speech_balloon: Social Media: linktr.ee/arkada_gg
:space_invader: Discord: Arkada.gg

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Thanks for the additional explanation, that would be great!

I asked about allocation because it is mentioned in your earlier statement.

What does this allocation refer to?

  • The ACS campaign?
  • A different allocation from that?

Looking at the text, it seemed to me that the ASTR was intended to be distributed as a reward for the quest. Does that mean that you are asking Arkada to give ASTRs to you separately from ACS?

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Great! Thanks for sharing these important links that reference your project.

Consider modifying the current proposal and adding these links to make it easier to find.

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Arkada sounds like a perfect fit for Soneium and Astar—love the focus on rewarding real contributors with reputation-based scoring. Quality engagement > farming. This could seriously boost ACS, liquidity, and community growth. Excited to see it in action! :fire:

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Hi, I enjoy using the Arkada platform, but one thing they need is a document or a roadmap, which they don’t have right now.

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Thank you sir, appreciate the feedback

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Thank you for the feedback, appreciate it! All links have been added to the post.

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The proposal looks interesting. Anyway, may I ask for some additional information?

  1. Previously, has the team worked with other chains? If so, do you have any historical statistics?

  2. What are the team’s expectations in terms of numbers, such as the number of users?

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It was referred to the ACS :slight_smile:

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Greetings, I have had the opportunity to experience the Arcade many times. First of all, thank you for the offer.

There’s a problem I’m curious about.

In some tasks, when I click to follow X account of a project, I go to the redirect link and I get points from Arkada even though I don’t follow the project. Isn’t this a bug that is open to abuse?

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I see, thank you very much.
As for the ACS allotment, the allotment of allotment is supposed to change every 10 days depending on the actual performance. Therefore, we will have to work hard on our publicity campaign to increase our actual performance.
Before the ACS campaign started, I think we could have had special allocations like SoneFi, but unfortunately it is difficult to do so now.

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Excellent in itself, eliminating the participation of bots for the search of recmpenses is a very strong step, it is also nice that Arkada is a native dApp of Soneium.

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Arkada’s approach to fighting bot farms seems well thought out — especially the dynamic reputation scoring system. However, I would like to see concrete metrics: how effectively does it filter out ‘farmers’ and are there any examples of successful implementation? I’m also curious how the system handles new users who haven’t built a reputation yet. Without transparent metrics, the effectiveness remains at the level of theory