Towers buy rank. Quests buy attention. A sponsor funds a pool, their community completes one real task, and the ones still standing when the pool fills are inscribed on the tower.
Quest credits are not tokens: they never trade, never leave this site, and are redeemable only against the funded pool. Entry is free. Payouts are reviewed by a human and paid weekly.
Visit the sponsor's site, find the embedded layer that tunes their AI integrations to how a team actually behaves, and answer one question about it. One entry per person.
Proof: a one-line answer only someone who actually looked can give
A project with a community puts real money in: a fixed pool, a fixed window. The pool is the whole budget; there is nothing hidden behind it.
One attention task, completable by a person and checkable by a human. Free to enter, skill and attention only. Credits earned here never trade anywhere: they are claims on this pool and nothing else.
When the pool fills, everyone standing gets their share, and their names are inscribed on the sponsor’s tower in the city. The payout ends; the inscription does not.
Your pool, your players, our stage. You bring the community; the city gives them somewhere to be seen and a record that outlasts the campaign. Pilot quests are staged by hand: one sponsor, one task, one week.
Quests are sponsorship, never ownership: nothing here sells a share of any asset, business, or return. Credits are off-site points redeemable only from the named pool, are not cryptoassets, and cannot be bought, sold, or transferred. Tasks are free to enter and decided by attention and skill, never chance. Cheating forfeits the share; reviews are human.