Badges, Reputation & the Leaderboard: How It Really Works

Anonymous marketplaces collapse without trust. That's why we build a reputation layer: badges for milestones, profiles for context, and a public leaderboard every worker can see.

The leaderboard ranks strictly by approved coins. There's no gaming it — only approved submissions count. That's the social contract: the visible reward is granted for real, verifiable work.

Badges echo long-run behaviour, not one-off luck. Verified identity, your first one hundred approved tasks, hundred-day attendance — milestones that describe a worker who keeps showing up. They live on your profile and make buyers prefer you.

If you want the leaderboard, do the boring things with precision. Take the task seriously, verify your identity, submit work you are confident a buyer will approve, and let a compounding reputation finish the job.