Earnboard is a small Web3 platform and family project, built from scratch and launched publicly on June 16, 2026. We created Earnboard to give crypto projects tools to structure reward campaigns, review user contributions, track points, and distribute prizes fairly to the communities already supporting them. After launch, an external X enforcement issue and the loss of the original VPS pushed the full app offline. The product vision, docs, files, and restoration path are preserved, but the live campaign app is temporarily paused.
Our official X account was suspended. Losing the @earnboard username is very damaging because we built the project identity and public presence around that name.
The full app is paused. Earnboard used X login for user registration and access, and the VPS backend is no longer running while we preserve the project in static mode.
PEEP, our mascot / memecoin, was affected too. He was just beginning to become part of Earnboard's story and had his voice silenced before he had a real chance to exist. Meet PEEP.
We are asking for a real manual review and are sharing the situation calmly. If you want to follow what happened, here are the public updates:
The automated demo is paused while Earnboard runs in lightweight mode. If you want to review the product or discuss a future campaign, contact us through support.
Earnboard gives crypto projects the campaign infrastructure to activate their community, reward participation, and distribute prizes fairly.
Your community is already paying attention. Earnboard helps turn followers, holders, community members, and quiet supporters into active participants who post, create, share, and earn rewards from your campaign prize pool.
Use our infrastructure to activate your audience while also gaining additional exposure from Earnboard users as the platform grows. Instead of relying on anonymous quest hunters, reward the people who already support your project. With Earnboard, your community gets a clear incentive to engage, contribute, and help amplify your reach.
Plan a campaign, fund rewards, and turn community attention into real social exposure when the full app returns.
Discover projects, create useful content, climb the leaderboard, and earn rewards.
A simple flywheel. Projects get authentic promotion. Users get paid. Earnboard connects the two - and takes nothing but a .
A project sets a prize pool, chooses reward distribution, and creates the social tasks they want their community to complete.
Followers, holders, and Earnboard users post on X, repost, quote post, and share useful content across supported networks.
Submissions are approved or rejected with clear reasons. Projects can review themselves or use Earnboard managed review.
Earnboard handles points, leaderboards, raffle or proportional rewards, and proof of distribution when the campaign ends.
Every task users submit earns them 1 Earnboard Point (EP). Users stack points to climb the ranks - their rank signals credibility, unlocks task bonuses, and may help them receive bonus campaign points from projects.
Every task submission earns users 1 Earnboard Point. Points accumulate across all campaigns, forever. A user's rank is permanent proof of their contribution - and higher ranks unlock bonus campaign points on every approved task.
Beyond project campaigns, Earnboard Tasks help users learn the platform, complete onboarding steps, build reputation, and participate naturally in the Earnboard community.
Checkmarks add another layer of creator reputation. Users can unlock the Silver Checkmark by reading the Earnboard Creator Guides, then upgrade to Gold to stand out and receive one extra daily campaign participation slot.
Projects choose the task types they want users to complete, and each campaign clearly shows its own enabled tasks, rules, and point values. Users submit proof links for review, and approved submissions earn campaign points toward the selected reward model.
Projects receive 100 bonus campaign points per day to award to outstanding submissions they love. Bonus points affect campaign scores and don't roll over - use them or lose them.
Applies to Proportional Top 30, Top 50, and Top 100. If users tie at the cutoff score, everyone with that same score is included in the reward group.
Projects choose how the prize pool is split when creating their campaign: