[BETA] No‑code smart contract wizards + Web3 bad habit quest

A presale that will tackle bad habits and phobias

As part of the Smartcontract.market presale, a quest has been created to help get rid of bad habits or mini‑phobias based on this book.

The principle is simple: you can’t just cancel a bad habit, or your body will find a substitute on its own. It’s like plugging the drain while leaving the faucet running. Water will find a way.

That’s why people who quit smoking start eating a lot and gain weight, and people quitting alcohol lose their energy and interest in active life. Until you replace the habit, you remain a smoker or an alcoholic – the pressure will just hit whatever it finds convenient until you relapse. That’s why people say there’s no such thing as “former” smokers or alcoholics.

You need to replace a bad habit with a useful skill. Our brain is the same kind of computer, only more powerful than any modern silicon one. And it can be programmed too. An online quest has been created that lets you set up a simple program to replace a bad habit with a useful skill. The Web3 quest runs on the Polygon ecosystem, but it’s free. You only need to hold the project’s tokens in your wallet. Login is via a Web3 wallet. If you’re wary of connecting your main wallet – create a new one and add $5 worth of POL. After open trading begins at the end of the presale, eCCB tokens can be swapped and sold – most likely at a higher price, because the final presale price is X12.5 and 2/3 of its proceeds go to the liquidity pool.

Pros: bad habits and mini‑phobias fade without willpower, without suffering, and without visits to specialists.
Cons: the programs run for years, and timing is individual. Replacing smoking may take from 1 to 5 years; replacing alcoholism – up to 10 years. The younger the person, the faster the program works.

Although such timelines may seem huge only to teenagers. Knowing how long many people try to quit ordinary smoking, these are good timelines. You can get rid of gambling addiction, various small annoying compulsive habits like nail‑biting or hair‑pulling from childhood, using profanity every other word and filler words, fear of public speaking, self‑harm dependency, overeating, claustrophobia, and the like. Anything that lives in your head and keeps you from living normally – except for serious mental disorders. For those, you need a psychiatrist. There is no panacea.

One of the quest’s daily games themed “Instead of smoking, I play the guitar excellently”:

Over time, other Neopsy games will appear.

You can even train your mind for sound judgment and making the right decisions, getting rid of being a perpetual loser

This is called “training luck,” but there are many nuances to this technology and it requires a separate online cabinet, which is currently in development. You can already start getting rid of fears and bad habits now. Those who are familiar with cryptocurrencies can skip the first part of the quest. Click the “I already know what cryptocurrencies are” button in the dropdown message under the title of the first part.

This quest is just one of the features to popularize the CCB presale. Others will be available in the future. Some aren’t on the list yet.

Where you can spend eCCB right now

eCCB are presale tokens issued as a temporary replacement for CCB tokens to prevent buyers from creating liquidity pools early:

1. Crypto Central Bank demo‑MVP:
a) Coinsafebox – a Web3 savings jar up to an amount;
b) Coinsafebox – a Web3 savings jar until a date;
c) Coinsafebox – a Web3 savings jar with periodic payouts;
d) Coinsafefund – a standard, simple, transparent fundraiser for charitable needs.
2. The quest to replace bad habits and phobias with useful skills.

Read the quest manual, stake tokens, and complete tasks. You can run several programs one after another, creating only one at a time. The course to create one program is designed for more than half a year. If you keep interrupting it by consuming mind‑altering substances, the course may stretch to more than a year. You need to sober up completely, then completely get past withdrawal, and only then continue. I don’t know what replacement timelines will look like for drug users, but they can go through this course only during the “dry” period after they’ve made it through acute withdrawal. During periods of drug use, there is no full abstinence.

Subconscious scanner for earning points

To earn the points mentioned in the quest, a subconscious game was created that tries to guess the number you’re thinking of. You can only think of a single‑digit even number: 2, 4, 6, or 8. Otherwise, scanning the subconscious muscle response will take a very long time. Entry is by referral link only, so that especially “clever” referrers don’t trim off your referral numbers. If they do trim them – they’ll get what’s shown in the screenshot:

By sharing your referral link, you receive 5% of the tokens purchased by all your referrals. Tokens can be bought here. The points you earn grant you the right to buy eCCB tokens for POL, USDT, or USDC on the Polygon blockchain. You can’t freely scoop up the entire first presale without playing the Neopsy games.

The subconscious games in the habit‑change cabinet will help you earn many more points and share them with your referrals, so they don’t get stuck for several days guessing the number. There’s a limit of 1 test per day, because frequent games make the subconscious start to act up and clown around. For your inner “self” not to act childish, you’d have to be strapped in with headphones and electrodes attached, so that on errors you’d hear loud unpleasant sounds and get electric shocks. That was a Soviet Union development from the late 1970s. Since you won’t have any of that, limits were introduced into the testing so it doesn’t bore your subconscious, which is as capricious as a child. Read the instructions carefully before playing.

When you read the manual for habit change, you’ll understand why you shouldn’t pester your subconscious by buying a trainer or forcing yourself into contrived morning runs. Including frequent “guess the number” tests. Post in the comments whether the site guessed the number you had in mind.