A Telegram-native task and bounty marketplace for the Nimiq ecosystem — where users complete quests and receive NIM rewards. The product is designed around mobile-first access, fast payouts, simple participation, and structured creator campaigns.
discover tasks → submit proof → get verified → receive NIM
NimiqEarn Quest combines:
- Telegram bot infrastructure
- Nimiq wallet onboarding
- Instant NIM payouts
- AI-assisted task verification
- Reputation and anti-spam controls
- Creator task publishing and management
Communities, startups, and DAOs publish paid tasks and bounties; workers complete them inside Telegram and earn NIM.
The primary concept and product-flow document is here:
- product overview and problem framing
- worker and creator personas
- user journey flows
- bot command structure
- screen blueprints
- feature prioritization tables
- architecture, data model, and lifecycle diagrams
- verification, payout, and anti-fraud design
- application code — monorepo (
apps/,packages/) for the live MVP
| Document | Description |
|---|---|
| docs/nimiqearn-prototype-document.md | Product concept and user flows |
| docs/nimiqearn-verification-architecture.md | Hybrid verification pipeline (deterministic + AI) |
| docs/setup.md | Local development setup |
Status: Milestone 1 in progress — monorepo scaffold, Prisma schema, Fastify API, Next.js landing page.
First time setup:
pnpm install
cp .env.example .env
pnpm docker:up
pnpm db:generate && pnpm db:push && pnpm db:seedVerify build (should exit 0):
pnpm checkStart everything (API + landing + bot):
pnpm dev:allOr without the bot:
pnpm devAdd BOT_TOKEN to .env before running the bot (pnpm dev:bot).
| Service | URL |
|---|---|
| Landing page | http://localhost:3000 |
| API health | http://localhost:3001/health |
TypeScript · Fastify · grammY · Next.js · Prisma · Supabase · Redis · Nimiq
See docs/setup.md for full setup instructions.
This repository is the public home for NimiqEarn Quest product documentation and MVP development. It is not meant to duplicate the Community Council forum proposal post.
MIT