Bear Market Price Manipulation Task: A Comprehensive Tutorial for the Konnex Robotics Project

Author: Congge.sats

Konnex, another WEB3 robot project that can be built for free, is here with a step-by-step tutorial.

@konnex_world just completed a $15 million funding round in January of this year.

Currently in its early stages, users earn platform points by completing tasks, which are then linked to future airdrops.

The task is relatively simple, mainly social, and can be completed in 5 minutes. Here's a detailed tutorial.

Konnex's positioning is clear: to build a technology platform for the autonomous systems (robots) market, enabling robots to sign digital contracts, access AI strategies on demand, and settle physical work task results through stablecoins.

This positioning is quite interesting; it's like a "crowdsourcing" task platform for robots. If robots are widely used, there are still considerable application scenarios.

On January 15th of this year, it completed a $15 million funding round, which included several venture capital funds such as Cogitent Ventures, Liquid Capital (formerly LD Capital), Leland Ventures, Covey, M77 Ventures, and Block Maven LLC.

Among them, Liquid Capital is the most well-known, having invested in several leading Web3 projects such as Solana, Filecoin, and Arweave.

Without further ado, here is the interactive tutorial:

Step 1: Visit the task page and link your wallet to complete account registration.

Step 2: You need to link your X account to unlock community missions and daily missions.

Step 3: Complete tasks such as following the official Twitter account and joining the DC and TG communities to earn points.

Step 4: Complete daily tasks, including daily check-in and posting project-related tweets daily.

Finally, you can create your own referral link to invite friends and earn 10% of their points.

This project is still in its early stages, and the tasks are relatively simple. There's not much to do in the robotics field. If you're interested in this field, you can do some interaction design. The tasks will likely be updated as the product launches, so stay tuned.