> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://strobe-protocol.gitbook.io/strobe-protocol/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://strobe-protocol.gitbook.io/strobe-protocol/money-market/strobe-points/quests.md).

# Quests

The Quest system is designed to reward users for engaging with the protocol. These will come in two forms, recurring weekly tasks and one-time quests for reaching milestones. 

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Weekly tasks will cover actions such as supplying and borrowing assets. These will reset alongside the weekly check-in and completion of all recurring quests each week will award the user with an accumulating booster for weekly quest rewards.

Failing to claim your weekly quest rewards will break your streak, resetting your accumulating booster.

One-time quests, or milestones will be large lump rewards for actions such as completing weekly check-ins. These are unaffected by the booster but will be used to engage the user in healthy behaviours or promote new systems.

You may find limited period one-time quests during promotions or event periods, you’ll find a full list of quests within the application under the points tab.


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