Keep3rV1 is a decentralized work-matching platform that helps connect external developers with project teams in need of work.
The platform consists of two main components:
Keepers: These are bots, scripts, various contracts, or external accounts that can trigger events (such as submitting transactions signed on behalf of third parties, calling transactions at specific times, etc.).
Jobs: These are smart contracts that request Keepers to complete specific tasks. Jobs can be created through governance votes and by adding corresponding liquidity.

KP3R is the native functional token of the platform and has the following use cases:
Paying Keepers for completing tasks;
Collecting dividends from streams paid in non-KP3R tokens;
Participating in governance votes to manage the projects treasury pool.

Project Introduction

Keep3r is a decentralized network of keepers, including Keepers and Jobs.
A Job is a term used to refer to a smart contract that wishes an external entity to perform an action. A Job could be as simple as calling a transaction or may require extensive off-chain logic. After a Job is successfully registered, a Keeper can execute the contract. A Keeper refers to the external entity that performs the work; the Keep3r network does not manage Jobs itself but rather relies on Keepers to do so. Keepers can register themselves as capable of performing a specific Job. In short, Keep3r decentralizes the completion of a task through its community.
The first Job released by Keep3r was the UniswapV2Oracle, which involves collecting the sliding average price of Uniswap trading pairs. Keepers earn KP3R token rewards upon completing the job, effectively implementing a decentralized oracle function.