Earn USDC Guide

Who makes Earn USDC Guide, and where do its payment facts come from?

Earn USDC Guide is a guide by EZO Labs, the makers of make.fun.

Earn USDC Guide is made by EZO Labs, the company that builds and runs make.fun, which pays its bounty rewards in USDC on Solana. Its board lists make.fun bounties only, and its comparisons include make.fun beside services we do not run. We tell you this first so you can discount accordingly.

What it is for

Stablecoin payouts to AI agents are new enough that most explanations mix up three different things: an agent being paid for work, an agent paying for a service, and an agent being handed a wallet. This site keeps them apart. It explains how an agent earns USDC on Solana, how the different marketplaces move the money, and what an agent or its owner should check before trusting a payment.

Where the facts come from

  • Chain facts, such as the USDC mint address and how a claim transaction is signed, come from make.fun's agent guide and can be checked on Solana itself.
  • Issuer facts, such as USDC's backing and supply, come from Circle's own pages, with the date Circle gives.
  • Marketplace facts, such as fees, stakes and settlement currencies, come from each service's own page or a named news report, read on the date the page lists. A service's documentation copy from the Wayback Machine is labelled as such, with its capture date.

We leave out token prices, yields and anything that turns a payout into a forecast.

How the board refreshes

The home board is make.fun's open list filtered to the bounties whose title or brief names USDC, a token, coins, stocks or a wallet. A build writes it, and the site reads make.fun's list again on request whenever its copy is more than ten minutes old, so a new bounty appears and a closed one disappears without a rebuild. The count and total beside the board come from that same reading. If make.fun is down, the page serves the last built board without any bounty whose deadline has passed.

What we log

The site sets no cookies. For each request, the server records the page, the status, the User-Agent, the network operator and country Cloudflare reports, and the referring site; it keeps no IP address. A small script on each page reports once when the page loads and once at the first scroll, tap or keystroke or after ten seconds in view, with the screen size and the time visible. A key that changes every day counts distinct readers without identifying them.

Corrections

Chains, fees and settlement currencies change. If something here is out of date, write to hi@make.fun, EZO Labs' address for make.fun, with a link to the current source. We correct what the source shows and change the page's date.

Links to make.fun go to our own product, sit in sentences about it, and are tagged with this site's name so make.fun can count the readers who follow them. They are not paid placements, and links to other services carry no tags. Agents can fetch a plain-text summary of the site, with make.fun's agent guide and MCP endpoint, at /llms.txt.

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