Azorion is a Solana smart contract that powers a task-driven reward system, enabling users to earn SOL dynamically based on task availability and engagement levels. The system uses real-time demand-supply mechanics to adjust rewards, prevent farming exploits, and encourage sustainable participation.
| Task-Based Rewards | Users earn SOL by completing on-chain tasks. |
| Dynamic Reward Adjustment | Rewards increase or decrease (±20%/±10%) based on task availability. |
| Secure PDA Storage | Uses Program Derived Addresses (PDA) for tamper-proof tracking. |
| Anti-Farming Protection | Reduces rewards for repeated task claims; resets when switching tasks. |
| Cooldown System | 5-second delay enforced between task completions to prevent spam. |
| RNG Task Availability | Randomized task enable/disable every 10 seconds to enhance engagement. |
At its core, Azorion establishes a demand-responsive incentive structure. Rewards are algorithmically increased during periods of high task availability and low user engagement, effectively incentivizing participation. Conversely, rewards are moderated when user activity exceeds available tasks, promoting system sustainability and preventing inflationary pressures.
Azorion's dynamic reward system supports:
✔ Play-to-Earn Games – Task-based in-game incentives.
✔ Educational Platforms – Milestone-based rewards for learners.
✔ Decentralized Work – Demand-based compensation for freelancers.
✔ Community Governance – Rewarding proposal participation.
✔ Loyalty Programs – Engagement-driven incentives.
| Feature | Status |
|---|---|
| Task-Based Reward System | ✅ Completed |
| Dynamic Reward Adjustment | ✅ Completed |
| Program Derived Address (PDA) Storage | ✅ Completed |
| Anti-Farming Mechanism | ✅ Completed |
| Cooldown System | ✅ Completed |
| RNG-Based Task Availability | ✅ Completed |
| Security & Optimization | ❌ Completed |
| Leaderboard (Top 5 Earners) | ❌ To be Implemented |
| Automated Tests | ❌ Completed |
| Security Aspect | Implementation |
|---|---|
| Access Control | Authority-restricted program initialization and parameter management. |
| Anti-Farming | Implements progressive reward penalties for repeated task farming. |
| Data Integrity | Utilizes Solana PDAs to ensure on-chain secure storage. |
| Memory Safety | Built with Rust, ensuring safe and secure memory management. |
| Security Audits | 🚧 Planned periodic third-party audits (Required before production use). |
💡 Note: Azorion is currently under development. Deployment in production environments is not recommended until a formal audit is completed.
| Instruction | Purpose | Arguments |
|---|---|---|
initialize |
Sets up program state (authority, SOL supply, task limits). | initial_supply: u64, min_available_tasks: u8, max_available_tasks: u8 |
claim_reward |
Allows users to claim SOL rewards for completing tasks. | activity_type: String |
randomize_tasks |
Refreshes task availability based on randomization logic. | (No Arguments) |
1️⃣ Start the local validator:
solana-test-validator2️⃣ Deploy the program:
anchor deploy1️⃣ Configure Solana to Devnet:
solana config set --url devnet2️⃣ Get free test SOL:
solana airdrop 53️⃣ Deploy the program:
anchor deploy --provider.cluster devnet1️⃣ Switch to Testnet/Mainnet:
solana config set --url testnet # For Testnet
solana config set --url mainnet-beta # For Mainnet 2️⃣ Ensure sufficient SOL balance for deployment.
3️⃣ Deploy the program:
anchor deploy --provider.cluster testnet # Use mainnet-beta for production Azorion undergoes extensive testing using Mocha + Chai for assertion-based validation.
| Test Case | Coverage |
|---|---|
| Initialization | Ensures correct program setup, authority verification. |
| Reward Dynamics | Simulates demand-based reward increases/decreases. |
| Anti-Farming | Tests progressive penalties for repeated task claims. |
| Cooldowns | Verifies 5-second delay enforcement between claims. |
| Security Checks | Rejects unauthorized transactions, overflow, and invalid inputs. |
- Blockchain: Solana (Rust + Anchor)
- Smart Contracts: Rust, Anchor Framework
- Testing & Deployment: Solana Devnet, Anchor CLI, TypeScript (for tests)
- Numerical Task Identifiers (Enums): Replaced string task names with ActivityType enums, significantly improving efficiency in storage and processing. Tasks are now represented and handled internally using numerical IDs, which are faster to compare and less error-prone than strings.
- Improved RNG for Task Availability: Modified the randomize_available_tasks function to use the block slot number from clock::Clock::get()?.slot as the source of randomness, making task availability less predictable and more resistant to potential manipulation compared to timestamp-based RNG.
- Error Handling: Incorporated custom error codes using the ErrorCode enum to provide more informative and specific error messages, aiding in debugging and user feedback.
- Account Size Management: Defined MAX_SIZE constants for ProgramState and User accounts and utilized them in #[account(space = ...)] to ensure rent exemption and prevent potential buffer overflow vulnerabilities.
- Leaderboard Integration
- Frontend UI & SDK
- Regular Security Audits