Points System & Task Loop
The HypeHUB ecosystem is driven by a dynamic points economy that balances incentives for both task creators (project owners) and task performers (users). This section explains how the point system works and how it fuels viral growth loops within the platform.
🏅 How Points Work (Earn / Spend Loop)
Points are the main currency inside the HypeHUB app.
Users earn points by completing verified social tasks (e.g., following, liking, commenting, joining).
Project owners or task creators spend points to reward users who complete their tasks.
Points can be purchased using supported tokens (e.g., $HPE or USDT), earned via tasks, or granted via campaign bonuses.
💡 Think of it like a flywheel: projects pay points → users complete tasks → engagement is delivered → projects get exposure → cycle repeats.
⚙️ Task Creation vs. Task Completion
Project Owner
Creates a new task
Points are locked based on reward quantity
User
Completes a task
Points are earned upon successful verification
System
Verifies interaction
Points are released to user or returned if invalid
A successful completion moves points from task pool to user wallet.
An invalid/incomplete submission results in no point transfer.
🎯 How Rewards Are Set
Task creators define:
Reward per task (e.g., 5 points per follower)
Max participants (e.g., 500 users)
Example: If a task offers 5 points to 500 users, the creator must lock 2,500 points.
Rewards are not deducted immediately — only after verification.
✅ Verified = reward released ❌ Rejected/invalid = points refunded to the task creator
🔁 When Points Are Deducted or Earned
🔻 Points Deducted:
When launching a task, the total reward pool is locked.
Points are deducted only after successful task completions.
Unused points (from expired, failed, or canceled tasks) are refunded.
🔺 Points Earned:
Points are credited after task submission is verified.
Users can see pending vs available points in their wallet section.
🧪 Example Workflows
▶️ Scenario 1 – Simple Task
Project A creates a Telegram join task: 10 points x 100 participants
1,000 points are locked
90 users join and pass verification
900 points go to users
100 points (unused) are returned to Project A
▶️ Scenario 2 – Failed Submissions
User B submits a task but uses the wrong username
Submission is flagged by the verification system
No points are awarded to the user
Points stay locked or are refunded back after review
▶️ Scenario 3 – Bulk Campaign
Project X creates 3 tasks across platforms
Users complete tasks and earn variable points (e.g., 5 for follow, 10 for share)
Campaign analytics show task-by-task ROI and point usage
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