Once it's posted, I submit the direct public link as proof and double check that it actually matches what the raid asked for.
One important thing: submitted doesn't mean accepted. The proof still goes through review and can be rejected if you missed a requirement.
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One thing I learned from using The Republic: don’t treat a quest as finished just because you created the content.
Before submitting, I now check the requirements again and make sure my proof actually matches what the quest asks for. Republic tracks quests, submissions, reviews, and Valor Points as part of participation.
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Next step: open your quest → re-check the requirements → verify your evidence → then submit.
Small habit, but it can save a lot of unnecessary mistakes.
Participating in a rewarded Republic community campaign.
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One useful thing I learned using Republic (@legiondotcc): read the mission requirements literally before posting.I had a post sent back because I explained the right information, but missed the requested “two-column comparison” format.
So before submitting, I now check:
1️⃣ what the post must explain
2️⃣ any required format
3️⃣ disclosure requirements
4️⃣ whether a source is required
If you’re new, read the mission once more before hitting post — it can save you from a rework.
⚠️ Disclosure: I’m participating in a rewarded Republic community campaign.
In that case, instead of forcing the final swap, the route can stop after the successful bridge step and you receive the intermediate token. This can result in a DONE/PARTIAL status.
So the route wasn't a complete failure: one part succeeded, while the intended final swap didn't complete.
Source: LI.FI Technical Help Center — Intermediate tokens
Disclosure: This post is part of a rewarded Republic community campaign
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🧵 My Republic contribution + what I learned
I’ve been participating in the Republic community campaign by researching projects, checking official documentation, answering product/rule questions, and publishing original X briefings.
One thing I learned: evidence matters. Instead of simply repeating a project announcement, I started checking the official source, separating shipped features from upcoming functionality, and making sure metrics are described correctly.
For other members who want to participate: explore the available quests, research the required project using official sources, create your own original post, include the required disclosure, and submit the public X URL for review.
Republic’s platform supports community participation, submissions, reviews and reward records.
📢 This post is part of a rewarded Republic community campaign, and I may receive participation rewards.
#Republic #Community #Crypto
Source: LI.FI Technical Help Center
Disclosure: This post is part of a rewarded Republic community campaign and I earn participation rewards.
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🏛️ Idea for The Republic: a VP gacha (Proposal)
Random rewards today only drop for free after tasks (Road crates and mysteries). This lets you spend VP on them.
📊 Why: on Sep 29 the leaderboard had 8,377 accounts and 2.66M VP, median 140. VP mostly goes to squad slots, raid entry and allocation commits, and it decays on inactive accounts.
🎲 Standard pull: 50 VP (1-2 content posts, 99% of accounts can afford one)
20 VP 40% / 50 VP 15% / 150 VP 4% / 500 VP 0.5%
Ore: ⚪ common 30% / 🔵 rare 8% / 🟣 epic 1.9% / 🟡 legendary 0.3%
Partner NFT/WL 0.25% / $250 reserved sale slot 0.05%
48% comes back as VP on average, the rest leaves circulation.
📦 Sale Box: 300 VP, fixed deck of 500 per sale, remaining prizes shown live
12x $500 sale slot, 25x NFT, 5x legendary ore, 30x epic ore, 128x 300 VP, 300x 100 VP
$6,000 in slots is 5.7% of JUMP's $105k VP raffle pool, or $0.04 per VP, the same rate as that pool spread over all VP. All-or-nothing instead of a partial fill.
🛡️ Limits: 10 standard pulls a day, 5 box pulls per sale, since ores add draw weight. Slots follow each sale's eligibility rules; if you can't take one, 300 VP back.
🛣️ The Road gave me the brief, I wrote this in my own words and submitted the link there. If approved, it goes to the raid queue.
Disclosure: rewarded campaign
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My contribution habit on @legiondotcc's Republic, and why I think past any single sale:
🔹 Daily: clear raids, then pick one conquest and do it properly. Education module first, content second. Today's was Ultramint, where I actually had to explain buy-only trading and gasless execution, not just repost a banner.
🔹 Squad: I lead a squad of 6. Before submitting a report, I check who's missing requirements and nudge them. Helping 3 people pass a quiz beats rushing a submission.
🔹 Long view: The Republic receives up to 5% of a project's Legion allocation, and VP counts as raffle entries [source]. Consistent work means VP accumulates across campaigns, so I'm not starting from zero every time a new sale opens.
Important: none of this guarantees an allocation. A raffle is a raffle. What's guaranteed is that I understand every project better than when I started.
Disclosure: this post is part of a Republic campaign earning participation rewards.
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Just sharing a bit of my experience running raids for the Republic.
A "raid" is a contribution anyone can make you need to create high quality content that aligns with what Republic shares. Currently, we are focusing on the Jumper ICO launchpad on Legion.
VP is the key to securing a chance at the 5% allocation from the presale pool the more VP you earn, the greater your chances of winning a raffle allocation from that 5% pool.
If you want to participate, now is the time don't miss this opportunity.
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1/5
You just swapped into USDC. Now you want it earning.
Here's what that journey looks like before and after Jumper, based on Jumper's docs and Legion's deep dive.
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Past result → current opportunity 👇
The Squid outcome gives Republic participants a concrete example of how community participation can connect to an allocation.
Now the current opportunity is Jumper, which reserves 5% for The Republic.
The key point is to separate what has already happened from what comes next.
Squid is a past result. @jumperapp is the current opportunity.
No prediction here — just connecting the past result with today’s opportunity.
I’m participating in a rewarded Republic community campaign.
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This Part of the $JUMP Sale Deserves More Attention
Why reserving 5% for the community in the Jumper ($JUMP) public sale on @Legion_cc matters 🧵 👇
This isn't about hand-outs or free tokens—it’s about providing structured allocation opportunities to the core users and contributors who make ecosystem growth happen.
In the upcoming Jumper launch, reserving a dedicated 5% community pool ensures that people who actively learn, contribute, and help onboard others to @JumperExchange get priority access alongside large investors. When a project allocates sale room specifically to active community members, it aligns long-term incentives: users transition from just being passive liquidity to becoming active stewards of the platform.
By prioritizing active learning and community engagement over pure capital size, sales on Legion set a better standard for how token distribution should work.
Disclosure: This post is part of a Republic campaign earning participation rewards.