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# Proof of Click

#### Proof of Click is a Chainstreak feature that turns simple user interactions into verifiable activity.

It helps users create additional onchain engagement through lightweight actions. Instead of making activity complicated, Proof of Click makes it easy to confirm participation, build points, and strengthen your activity profile.

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#### What is Proof of Click?

Proof of Click is a simple way to record that a user completed a specific action.

This action can be connected to a campaign, product interaction, community task, or other activity inside Chainstreak. When the action is completed, it can create a verifiable record and help update the user’s activity.

The goal is simple: make clicks more useful, trackable, and connected to onchain behavior.

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#### Why Proof of Click matters

Many Web3 actions are small but still important.

A click, visit, task, or interaction can show real user interest. Proof of Click helps turn these small actions into a stronger activity signal.

This gives users more ways to participate and gives communities better ways to measure engagement.

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#### How Proof of Click works

To use Proof of Click, open the feature inside Chainstreak and complete the required action.

Depending on the task, you may need to confirm a wallet action or complete a simple interaction. If a blockchain transaction is required, your wallet will show a confirmation window before anything is sent onchain.

After the action is completed, Chainstreak can update your activity and points if the task is eligible.


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