DUCK: Quests for Blockchain Projects

Mini App • Airdrops & Quests

About this App

You keep hearing about dozens of new blockchain projects, but where do you start? DUCK collects them in one mini app and turns exploring into a set of tasks.

The platform is community driven: you complete quests, learn about projects and receive rewards for activity. 🦆

A quest instead of a long article

A new project usually introduces itself through a site, documentation, a channel and a chat. That is an entire evening. A quest breaks the path into steps and you follow them one by one.

The task itself depends on the project. Often it means following a page, opening an app or doing a simple action. The quest description shows what is needed before you begin.

What the bot offers

The chat commands are short, and each handles one job:

/start launches the bot and opens the app.
/invite gives your referral link for inviting friends.
/support reaches the support team when something breaks.
/privacy shows the privacy policy.

The project runs an official channel for news. Follow updates there rather than in third-party retellings. 📢

Rewards: real, but never guaranteed

The description talks about real money for quests. The amount is decided by the projects and the terms of each task, so you cannot calculate income in advance.

Do not build a budget around mini app earnings. Treat them as a small bonus for curiosity. 💡

How to avoid getting burned

Crypto quests often ask you to connect a wallet or make a transaction. Money can disappear fast if you skip the basics.

Use a separate wallet for experiments and keep a small balance on it.
Never send your recovery phrase to anyone, including support.
If a quest asks you to send funds first to get more back, that is a classic scam pattern.
Check each project on your own: website, team, and opinions from people who are not inviting you through a referral link.

Referral links: upside and downside

Inviting friends often brings a bonus, but do not invite people into something you have not checked yourself. Recommend only what you are sure about.

If you simply want to get to know the ecosystem, open the bot, pick one quest with clear terms and finish it. The result will show you whether to go further. ✅

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which commands does the DUCK bot have?▼

/start launches it, /invite gives your referral link, /support opens a line to the support team and /privacy shows the privacy policy. Most of the work happens inside the mini app, and the commands cover the basics.

Can I really earn money from quests?▼

Rewards are promised in the description, but their size depends on the projects and the terms of each task. Income is not guaranteed, so treat quests as a bonus. Never spend money on them expecting to get it back.

Is it safe to connect a wallet for quests?▼

It is safer to use a separate wallet with a small balance. Never type your recovery phrase anywhere and read what each transaction does before approving it. If a task asks you to send funds first, decline.

Where do I go if something does not work?▼

Use the /support command inside the bot. News and updates appear in the official project channel. For a problem with a specific quest, reread its terms first.