Click the map. Complete quests. Unlock districts. Earn rewards. The city is the progress bar — every quest you finish lifts a lock somewhere on it.
The city is split into 100 blocks. Four open in the centre; the other 96 start sealed — not by a timer. Finish a quest, and the fog lifts from the blocks it holds.
One quest, several citizens. Seats fill in real time and the roster is public — you see who joined and who is already done. The pool pays the moment the last seat finishes, and the bigger the team, the more every seat is worth.
Everything is visible. Every player, every route, every quest being worked on right now. Movement streams over WebSocket, so the city breathes while you read this.
New palette, reshuffled district art, new quest placement. Your rank and lifetime points carry over, and 10% of your season score starts the next one.
Get into the top 50, hold a paid place, take your share of the season pool. Rank weight — not raw farming — decides the payout.
Everyone who came in through an invite carries a star on the map. You take 10% of what your invitees earn from quests, plus 5 points when each of them finishes a first quest — up to a quarter of what you earned yourself.
Connect your accounts and your wallet history. Score is not points — it multiplies them: a score of 90 adds 90% to everything a quest pays you.
Every wallet on the list becomes a Genesis citizen: a permanent Genesis badge, 100 bonus points once, and first place in line for what the city opens next. Paste the address you play with — nothing is signed, nothing is charged.
Every wallet that made the list becomes a Genesis citizen: a permanent Genesis badge, 100 bonus points once, and first place in line for what the city opens next. Claiming has no deadline.
Thank you to everyone who joined early — Genesis citizens, we’ll see you in the city.
Already on the list? Sign in with that wallet to claim your Genesis badge →Short answers to what new players ask first. Every rule in full — points, ranks, verification and payouts — is written down in the handbook.
All answers in the docsA live Web3 quest city. You take quests from a city map, do what they ask on a blockchain, and every finished quest opens sealed quarters of the city. Points and standing build up over a season, and the season pool is split across the top of the leaderboard.
Not to look around: the map and every quest are open to guests. To take quests and earn points, connect a wallet and sign the login message.
No. Signing the login message is not a transaction: it costs nothing, moves nothing and grants no spending permission.
Base, Soneium and Sonic. Of the 33 Genesis quests, 23 are verified on-chain: 11 on Base, 8 on Soneium and 4 on Sonic. Network fees on all three are a fraction of a cent.
We read the chain — balances, swaps and positions — so you never send a screenshot. An action counts only from the block where you pressed Start mission, and every transaction hash counts once.
No. DENSHIN has no token, mints no NFTs and sells no land. Season rewards are paid in USDT.
Genesis has a $100 USDT pool, split across the top 50 places by position: points decide the order, not the amount. You need one verified on-chain transaction inside the season. Payouts go to your main wallet after the season closes — nothing to claim, no gas to pay.
Genesis runs from 10 September to 31 October 2026. Your rank, lifetime points, reputation score and Daily Check streak carry over, and 10% of your season points start the next season.
Once per UTC day a point appears on your map. You take it with a Denshin Sync — one small transaction on Soneium, Base or Sonic that sends no value and asks for no approval. It pays your streak day in points, up to 30.
Never. Nobody from DENSHIN will ask you to send funds, sign a token approval or share a seed phrase to receive a prize. The only official addresses are listed on docs.denshin.io/links.
Denshin — 電信 — is Japanese for “telegraph”. Our signal goes out on three channels: season news, new quests and the first word on what the city opens next.