How to participate in 100QA mining?

By integrating your Google Gemini API Key, you can participate in "mining" on the 100QA platform, earn points, and ultimately redeem them for 100QA Solana Tokens. Here's the detailed process 👇

🔑 Step 1: Obtain Your Google Gemini API Key

Open Google AI Studio
Log in using your Google Account
Create a new API Key in the console
Copy and save your API Key (⚠️ Please keep it safe and do not disclose it)

📝 Step 2: Register a 100QA Account

Visit the 100QA Official Website
Click Register, fill in your email, username, and password
Activate your email and log in to your new account

⚙️ Step 3: Add Your API Key

After logging into 100QA, find "API Key Management" in the left navigation bar
Click "Add API Key"
Paste the API Key you obtained from Google

📌 Step 4: Configure Options (Very Important)

When adding your API Key, please pay attention to the following two settings:

✅ Turn on "Make public for others to use"
- This allows anyone or any system to call your API Key when asking questions
- You will earn more points
✅ Turn off "Enable quota"
- This will not limit the usage quota of your API Key
- Google has a maximum daily free quota, after which it will automatically stop
- You don't need to worry about extra costs

📊 View Points and Rewards

Click "My Data" in the left navigation bar
You can see your accumulated points daily
When the total number of questions on the 100QA platform exceeds 10 million, these points can be converted into 100QA Solana Tokens and claimed 🎉

✨ Tips

Using a public API Key allows more users to call it, thus accumulating more points
Even if the API exceeds the daily free quota, there will be no additional charges (it will simply stop calling for that day)
Accumulate points in advance to gain more benefits when the Token is issued

✨ How we use and store API keys

This API key will not be output externally, so the original key content cannot be read from any API.
100QA uses the API KEY for answering questions and translating questions. It is not used for any other purpose. All API key calls can be viewed in the system, and you can check them at any time in "API Call Records" in the left menu.