Goal

The main goal of this project is to deliver a decentralized Imaginus Task-Marketplace by deploying a fully customized Task-Marketplace (UI+Protocol) on (Ethereum Mainnet/EVM). This will allow Imaginus to attract participants from the community to work and contribute in a decentralized, sustainable and trustless way.

With this solution you will be able to leverage the power of decentralization to engage, as needed, with an open and talented community of developers and manage your development.

On the Imaginus Task-Marketplace, the organization and its ecosystem projects can launch any type of tasks (content creation, development, design, etc) by locking (eg. $BEPRO/USDT/USDC configurable), previously setup by Imaginus, on the protocol and any participant in the world can develop the required solution specified by the task promoter and receive the tokens locked for this specific chore in an automatic fashion through smart contracts. As we are able to accept any kind of deliverables requested by the organization it is also possible to launch bug bounties where the solution (proof vulnerability) can be encrypted between the organization and the participant.

Moreover, it is also possible for projects within the ecosystem or community members to ask for funding to deliver a feature, service or build a common piece of software that serves the community and the organization. Imaginus or anyone from the network can fund the request. It can work just like a Grant’s or Funding program, but in an optimized and automated way. Imaginus can also set which are the projects within its ecosystem with permissions to issue both tasks and funding requests.

The task contributors (Task solvers and Curators) also receive a PoP (Proof-of-Participation) NFT as a recognition of their work done on a specific chore, providing them the possibility to build on-chain reputation. This can also help organizations to spot amazing talent.

Crowdsource development, fund common building blocks and decentralize Imaginus development today.

StakeHolders

• Participant - person who made a proposal with the technical work specified on the task.

• Task Promoter - stakeholder that creates and defines a task on the marketplace and deposits the initial reward to be distributed to winning participants and the curator.

• Curator - a protocol participant or an organization member that approves a certain solution to solve the task. A person needs (at least) X (s$BEPRO/configurable)) to be eligible to be a curator. The organization can also choose to manage the eligible curators:

  • Creating a specific and non-economic token for that effect and distribute it towards team members and trustworthy community members, giving them access to review the submissions

  OR

  • Open this possibility to everyone by setting up the necessary number of tokens one needs to stake in order to become a curator of the network

  (we advise to go for the first option)