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# Choosing Quest Participants

Every quest has a limited number of slots available, determined by the number of rewards. Once the rewards are claimed or time expires, the quest is completed. Choosing the right quest participants is one of the most important steps to hit your goals. If you want to reach a wide number of participants, we recommend using one of our recommended Allowlists which balances reach and sybil protection.

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