Pay to be heard.Never to be obeyed.
PLATFORM is a community-governed attention marketplace on Solana. Anyone can pay to put a proposal in front of the community. The payment buys a hearing — the community decides the outcome, and most of the fee flows back to the people who voted.
Built, tested, audited. Rules enforced on-chain — not by us.
Tests passing across every subsystem
Constitution, published and versioned
Of every proposal fee returned to voters
Three steps. All of them on-chain.
Propose
Pay a flat fee to bring a proposal to the community — content, a poll, a bounty, a partnership. The fee is not a purchase of the outcome.
Vote, sealed
Voters commit a hash of their choice. Nobody sees the tally while voting is open, so people vote their judgment, not the room's.
Reveal and settle
Votes are revealed and verified against their hashes. The result settles automatically and the winning side claims its share.
More than one way in.
Voting is the core, but it isn't the only path. Each of these is a real, on-chain mechanism — not a promise.
Voting rewards
Vote on the winning side and split the reward pool equally with everyone who did the same. Holding more tokens does not buy a bigger share — one wallet, one vote, one equal cut.
Bounties
Complete a community task, get verified, and claim your share of the bounty pool.
Community Challenge
500 pieces, one puzzle. Register, open your five, and share the reward when the community finishes it together.
Early usage rewards
Show up early and use the protocol for the first week. The first participants to complete the window are rewarded — no vote required.
Genesis bug bounty
Find a real security issue during the 90-day Genesis phase and get paid for it — straight from the Genesis Security Reserve. Whatever isn't claimed is burned.
64 pages. Every rule on-chain.
PLATFORM runs on a published Constitution. The code implements it; the community can read it. Where the two disagree, the Constitution and the on-chain program govern — not us.
Vote tallies are hidden until voting concludes. A voter may not be influenced by the running count.
A proposal owner does not purchase an outcome. They purchase only the right to a vote.
An upgrade is valid only if approved by 80%+ of the community. The Creator Wallet cannot exercise upgrade authority unilaterally.
Even the founder can't change the rules alone.
The program's upgrade authority sits behind a community vote. We tested it the hard way: tried to push an upgrade with the original deployer key, bypassing governance. Solana's runtime refused it before our code even ran.
The hard part is behind us.
Constitution
Rules defined and published
Protocol build
Contracts built and tested
Security review
Internal audit, one real bug found and fixed
Mainnet
Deployment and token launch
Genesis
Early rewards, bug bounty, beta phase