Overview
https://quest.paladin.vote/
Last updated
https://quest.paladin.vote/
Last updated
Warden Quest offers a unique approach to acquire gauge votes for Curve, Balancer, Bunni and any other compatible veToken protocol, via the veToken layer as well as vlToken layer built on top of them.
Most incentives platforms can only allow buyers to offer an arbitrary amount of rewards to influence voters. Buyers can easily overpay this way, and voters are also always at the risk of getting diluted by other voters. Instead, Quest allows buyers to fix the rate of rewards per vote.
This way, a Quest creator can target a specific amount of votes while voters have the benefit of knowing exactly how much rewards they could earn before joining a Quest. With V2, creators can also now specify a range of incentives per vote they wish to pay, setting up a minimum and maximum amount of votes. Creators can also target specific groups of voters and also blacklist any address from rewards.
There are no fees for voters on Quest. Quest creators pay a low creation fee for setting up incentives.
vlCVX, vlAURA and vlLIQ holders can delegate to Paladin for optimized voting across all incentives platforms. Delegating is not mandatory. You can vote yourself to receive incentives.
(Note: to be eligible for the latest round’s rewards, you have to be locked and delegated before the snapshot proposal starts.)
To understand more about how Quest determines rewards for voters read Reward Distribution.
Paladin’s last UI update brings new features to get more information about the Quests.
You can select the protocol to see the different quests associated with it.
On the header you have several information about the current round such as the time left, the weekly incentives and the total votes for the round.
Each quest is displayed with the following information:
The chain and reward token.
The number of votes needed.
The state of the votes in quest with a small chart : the dot represents the current state (Y axis is the current APR and X is the number of the votes received), along with the current APR and the current reward per vote. Note that there are 2 types of charts ranged and fixed depending on the type of quest, the fixed one has a fixed APR resulting in a straight line on the chart.
You can see more details about the quest by clicking on the "More info" link.
Additional information is provided such as the minimum objective for the quest and extensive view of the current state of votes. Each reward token is displayed separately with the reward per vote and weekly reward. The reward simulator allows you to calculate the reward you would get for a given number of votes and the chart will update accordingly, changing color to differentiate it from the current state.
