A project discovery network. People deploy small belief units across projects, receive progress updates, and help creators build a public launch and reputation trail. The current top ten gets live discovery placement; historical projects remain findable.
A small expression of support for a project. Each unit has a name, a URL, and a reason. You can deploy belief across many projects at once.
Minimum payment is $1. 10% is the platform fee. 90% is recorded as creator-liquidity allocation for the project you selected. A $100 payment creates a $10 platform fee and a $90 creator allocation. The ledger distinguishes pending allocation from verified creator release.
Automatic project updates, a public record of the projects you helped, and discovery links. Top-ten projects receive current placement; projects that move out retain a historical page and backlink.
No. This model does not return principal to believers. You are paying to deploy belief capital and receive discovery participation, not buying yield, ownership, or a redemption right.
The first ten are populated automatically by released creator liquidity. A payment that is only verified or pending does not count as released liquidity. Projects outside the top ten move to historical placement rather than disappearing.
Each project can publish timestamped updates and evidence links. Those updates form a public highlight reel over time so perpetual participants can watch projects launch, learn, and gain reputation.
No voluntary refunds. This does not waive legally required consumer rights, duplicate-charge corrections, unauthorized-payment claims, chargebacks, or remedies for a platform error.
The page loads Fathom on the landing page, market page, and FAQ. The market page asks the Fathom API for aggregate stats for the last 30 days. The red/green light tells you whether the server received a Fathom response; it is not a guarantee that every browser escaped an ad blocker.
If the light is red, the page offers a pre-filled tweet saying you were here. That tweet is a self-reported attendance receipt, not silently merged into Fathom. It can be reviewed and added to the public accounting as a separate evidence class.
The game is inspired by the habit of making small early bets, but it does not issue ownership, yield, profit share, or a promised payout. Creator-liquidity release, compensated links, and any future bonuses require separate legal, payments, tax, and advertising review.
Because the thesis means nothing without the artifact. We publish what attention was measured, which source measured it, the time window, and what remains unmeasured. A red light is more useful than a flattering fiction.
Questions, edge cases, and corrections should be treated as part of the game design. The rules are not a substitute for payment-provider terms or legal advice.