Sahara officially launched its public data labeling task market today, featuring various types of tasks such as listening to music, using AI, and drawing images. The key point is that you get paid rather than earning points for free. Each task rewards you with tokens from Sahara or third-party collaborative projects. I just tried it out, and it was quite smooth. For example, I chose the music listening task. After signing up for the task, I had to take an exam where I listened to three pieces of music and answered questions. After passing the exam, I entered the task process as shown in the image below. Each task provides a piece of music, and after listening, you label the attributes of that music. However, there were too many tasks, and I lost patience. This type of task is more suitable for full-time stay-at-home moms or students looking to earn some pocket money. This time, Sahara's task market operates from B to C. They first partnered with projects like Camp Network, io net, Solo AI, MIA, and xFractal, collecting task requirements and publishing them in the market. Users can then participate in labeling, allowing them to earn tokens from these projects, effectively empowering Sahara's tokens. The price of Sahara's token finally broke out of its arc bottom, rising 20% today and eliminating a zero.