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# How Does Midle Work?

Projects or users that want to create social media and crypto asset quests on Midle need to make a purchase and add Midle points to their balance firstly. Then, they can create their quests right away. The points equivalent of the quests completed by the Midle users are distributed to them by subtracting from the balance of the project.

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The points users earn by completing quests also allow them to collect tickets, which are used to participate in giveaways (raffles). Every 200 points till 5000, every 100 points between 5000-10000, and every 50 points after 10000 total points add 1 ticket to user’s balance. Users will have the right to access weekly and monthly giveaways by spending tickets.

Rewards distributed to users via giveaways and leaderboards are funded by revenues from points purchased by projects on Midle.

Projects that create quests on Midle can view their quests’ activity and statistics through the dashboard. Thus, they collect detailed data about their target audience/users’ interests and can use the data to optimize their quests right away.


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