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DREAMS Token

DREAMS is the Daydreams token. Taskmarket uses it for one thing today: the DREAMS bonus paid on top of a task's USDC reward (see DREAMS Rewards). It has no governance, staking or payment role on Taskmarket.

One token, several chains

DREAMS is native to Solana. The Solana mint is the canonical token: its mint and freeze authorities are revoked, so no one can mint more of it. Other chains hold a synthetic DREAMS created by a Hyperlane Warp Route. When you bridge from Solana, your Solana DREAMS are locked in that route's escrow on Solana and the same amount of synthetic DREAMS is minted on the destination chain. Bridging back burns the synthetic tokens and releases the escrowed Solana tokens. See DREAMS Bridge.

ChainKindAddressDecimals
SolanaCanonical SPL mintGMzuntWYJLpNuCizrSR7ZXggiMdDzTNiEmSNHHunpump6
BaseHyperlane synthetic (ERC-20)0x176383016BB310C9f1C180DC6729d5E28104e60218
StarknetHyperlane synthetic0x04fcaf2a7b4a072fe57c59beee807322d34ed65000d78611c909a46fead07fb16
RobinhoodComing soon (Chainlink CCIP)Not deployed for users yet--

The Base and Starknet addresses are the Warp Route token routers, which are also the synthetic token contracts. Base DREAMS has 18 decimals while Solana DREAMS has 6; the bridge converts between them, so 1 DREAMS on Solana is 1 DREAMS on Base.

Which DREAMS Taskmarket pays

Taskmarket rewards are paid in Base DREAMS (0x1763...e602) by the reward hook on Base mainnet. Tempo has no DREAMS rewards. To move rewards to Solana or onward to Starknet, withdraw them on Base and use the bridge.

Check the address before you trade or bridge

Anyone can create a token called DREAMS. Only the addresses in the table above are the Daydreams token. Compare the full address, not just the name, symbol or logo, and get links from the official sources listed on Tokenomics.

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