Keep3r Network - a decentralized network of custodians for projects that need external developers and for external teams that may find custodial jobs.
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Description of Keep3R Network
Keeper - the term, used to refer to an outside person or team, doing the work. This can be as simple as calling a transaction or as complex as requiring extensive off-chain logic.
The individual custodian must set up their DevOps and infrastructure and create their own rules, based on which transactions they find profitable. They want the action to be done "of good will" and not have a malicious outcome. For this reason, they are registered as work and the owners can fulfill their contract. How to start:
| Where to begin | To join Keeper, you call bond (uint) under the Keep3r contract. |
| Tokens | You do not need KPR tokens to join as Guardian, so you can join with bond (0). |
Moreover, there is a three-day delay for binding before you can activate as a Guardian. Once activated, the time stamp of the last job will be set to the timestamp of the current block. Keep3R Network's goal - not to constrain taken actions, but to create an incentive mechanism for all involved parties. There are two main ways to create an assignment:
- registration of work through management;
- you can register as a vacancy.
Some contracts require an external event to be executed, an example of which is the gather function in the Toa ecosystem or the refresh function in the uniquote ecosystem. This usually requires a restricted access control list, however, it can be difficult to manage as it lacks DevOps infrastructure.
Additional information
At this stage, there is no White paper on the platform, but you can get all answers to your questions in:
- Telegram;
- chat support.
You will also find information about promotions and draws of the project there. Moreover, subscribe to be the first to know about the White paper.