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# Task Market

### 1. Discovering Tasks

The **Task Market** is where you find all available opportunities on MagVerse.

You can browse tasks based on:

* category and task tags
* sorting (e.g., newest)
* keyword search

Each task card provides key information at a glance:

* task title and type (e.g., post, video, article)
* reward amount (e.g., “Reward up to X USDT”)
* task tags and requirements
* campaign timeline
* recruitment progress (e.g., 5/20 spots filled)

👉 Use these signals to quickly identify tasks that match your skills and availability.

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### 2. Understanding Task Cards

Before applying, pay attention to:

#### Reward Structure

* Shows the maximum or fixed reward for the task
* May vary depending on completion conditions

#### Recruitment Progress

* Indicates how many curator slots are filled
* If near full, competition is higher

#### Timeline

* Includes recruitment, creation, and publishing windows
* Late participation may not be accepted

👉 Choosing the right task early increases your chances of being selected.

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### 3. Viewing Task Details

Click **“View Details”** to open the full task page.

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#### 3.1 Key Information

At the top of the task detail page, you will see:

* maximum reward
* target curator count
* deadline and current status
* curator requirements (e.g., follower count)

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#### 3.2 Task Description

This section defines:

* what content to create
* key messaging or requirements
* any materials or references

👉 This is the most important section for determining whether you can complete the task successfully.

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#### 3.3 Settlement Rules

You will also see:

* settlement model (e.g., fixed reward)
* payout conditions

Example:

> Reward is issued upon approval and valid publication link submission.

👉 Always review settlement rules before applying.

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#### 3.4 Task Stages

On the right side, you can track the full timeline:

* **Recruitment Period** – when applications are accepted
* **Creation Period** – when content should be prepared
* **Publishing Period** – when content must go live
* **End Date** – final deadline

👉 Tasks must be completed within these defined stages to be valid.

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#### 3.5 Merchant Information

You can also view:

* merchant profile
* past collaboration data
* rating and activity

👉 This helps you assess the reliability of the task.

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### 4. Applying for a Task

Click **“Apply Now”** to submit your application.

A drawer will open where you provide your application details.

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#### 4.1 Application Tips

When applying, you are encouraged to include:

* why you are suitable for the task
* relevant experience or past work
* how you plan to execute the content

👉 Strong applications increase your chance of being selected.

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#### 4.2 Creative Idea

You may also provide:

* a brief concept or execution plan
* your creative direction for the task

👉 This helps merchants evaluate your fit more effectively.

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#### 4.3 AI Assistance

You can use built-in tools (e.g., “Inspire me”) to help generate ideas.

👉 AI tools are assistive and should be refined with your own input.

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### 5. After You Apply

Once your application is submitted:

* your status will be updated in the task list
* merchants will review applications during the recruitment phase
* you may be accepted, rejected, or remain pending

👉 Some tasks may continue reviewing applications even after the recruitment phase begins.

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### 6. Selection and Participation

If selected:

* you can proceed to content creation during the creation phase
* follow task requirements carefully
* submit your work within the defined timeline

👉 Selection does not guarantee payment — completion and approval are required.

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### 7. Choosing the Right Tasks (Best Practices)

To improve your success rate:

* apply to tasks that match your content style and audience
* prioritize tasks with clear requirements
* check timelines to ensure you can complete on time
* review merchant credibility when available

Avoid:

* applying to too many unrelated tasks
* submitting low-effort or generic applications
* ignoring task requirements

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### 8. Important Notes

* Each task may only be applied for once;
* Applications do not guarantee selection;
* Tasks must follow defined timelines and requirements;
* Payment is based on accepted and verified completion, not application.