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Choose a kind of work
Choose a kind of work to see its open jobs.
Have a need at a place? Post it here, free with one signature.
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The first ten are the most common work everywhere. These fifteen are the next most useful.
Three ways to take part
Pick the one that fits you
Votes are free: one wallet, one vote per job. A vote is a signal, not a count of people.
Job pictures are made by AI. They show a kind of work, never the place itself; proof from the place comes with each job.
Each job names what proves it done. Its receipt records what passed; it does not by itself prove an ecological outcome.
Credits and budgets, for the record
VSH is the Regen Ledger credit that can follow verified work. It is a separate layer, reviewed only after settled, accepted work. Pay may come in dollars, in kind or in a supported token. No kind of work promises that a credit will be issued.
Proposed and not armed: governed budget authorization. Votes are free forever and never called people; they remain signal and never authorize issuance.
Reading current work…
Job
Choose a job.
Open one to read its task, place, proof and next step.
Name the place. Name the need.
Name a place and what it needs. Send it free with one signature, or publish your own words for about five cents. Nobody is sent and no city office is told; it goes on a public board where someone may take it on.
Look up a record.
Paste a job ID or link, a worker wallet, a payment hash or a receipt link. Vealth shows the record it holds for it.
Four things you can look up.
- A job
- A job ID or any link to one. Shows its place, its state, its proof rule, its pay and each stage it has reached.
- A wallet
- A worker wallet address. Shows the public record of that worker's finished work.
- A payment
- A payment transaction hash. Shows the onchain payment and the finished job behind it.
- A receipt
- A receipt link from this site. Shows the record the receipt points to.
If something matches no record, Vealth says so. It never guesses.
Your work record.
See the jobs you have open and what you have earned.
Or look up any wallet address you claimed with:
No account, and no password.
- What opens it
- The wallet you claimed with. Nothing to sign and nothing to remember: this is a public record.
- What comes back
- The jobs you have open, with the next step on each, then the public record for that wallet.
- What it is not
- A profile. Every line is a public record of finished work or of a claim you made.