QuestHub: TON Quests in Telegram

Projects on the TON network run giveaways all the time, but the drops are scattered over dozens of channels and easy to lose track of. QuestHub gathers them in one mini app: you finish tasks and enter raffles. 🎯

The service used to be called BroBot, and now presents itself as a quest platform inside Telegram. The mini app has attracted more than 210 thousand users.

How quests work

A quest is usually a short task list from a project: subscribe to a channel, open an app, do a simple action. Completing it earns experience points (XP) and a chance at a prize.

Prizes vary: tokens, digital collectibles, gifts and commemorative NFTs. Which ones are available now is shown in the app itself.

What you find in the app

• Project quests. Tasks from teams that want to introduce their product.
• Raffles. Prize pools shared among participants.
• XP. Points that accumulate with activity.
• SBT. Non-transferable badge tokens proving participation.

What an SBT is

It is a token bound to a wallet for good: it cannot be sold or handed over. It acts as a participation badge showing that you finished a task or were part of a project early.

Such a token may have no practical value, but it has collector meaning. Expect a badge, not money. 🏅

Taking part, step by step

1. Open the mini app with the button in the bot.
2. Pick a quest and read the conditions and deadlines.
3. Do the tasks in order.
4. If a wallet is needed, create a separate one for experiments.
5. Wait for the raffle results, which are published on a schedule.

Where the catch is

Quests are project marketing. You pay with attention and data rather than money, but that is still a price. Read what you agree to and do not connect your main wallet.

Never enter your recovery phrase and never transfer money to receive a prize. A real raffle does not ask for that. ⚠️

Prizes go to some participants, and the rest get points. Do not count on guaranteed income.

Telling a real quest from a trap

Look at where the link came from. Genuine tasks open from the app itself or from the official channel. Direct messages promising a big prize are almost always phishing.

Hurry is suspicious too. If someone demands you verify a wallet right now, close the window and check news in the official channel. 🔍

Who it is for

People following the TON ecosystem who want to try new projects on good terms. Quest fans. And beginners curious about how a crypto community looks from the inside.

Check the official channels for current activities and news, since the task list changes there.