01 — The Feed
How it works
Every day new images enter the feed. Your task is to understand where the consensus is heading.
You're not just an observer — you can contribute to the flow by uploading an image you find significant, assigning it a sector, and optionally adding a reference URL for analysts like yourself. Once published, it enters the protocol and becomes the subject of collective prediction.
02 — Moderation
Safe content
Every image is analyzed in real time before publication: offensive or inappropriate content is blocked automatically.
If you believe an image in the feed is not appropriate, you can flag it using the ! button. You'll be asked to specify a reason. Images that receive enough flags are removed.
03 — The Market
Momentum starts at 100
Every image enters the feed with a momentum of 100. When an image reaches 100 total positions, the market closes.
The system compares the final momentum against the starting value (100). A value above 100 means the image was promoted (ROSE); below 100 means it was rejected (FELL).
04 — Your position
Vote to reveal
Each image's momentum is hidden until you take a position. Only after voting — RISE or FALL — will you see the current value, the chart, and how the signal is moving. You can vote only once per image and cannot change your mind.
RISE ↑
You believe this image will gain consensus. You win if the final momentum exceeds 100.
FALL ↓
You believe it will lose ground. You win if the final momentum drops below 100.
05 — Vote weight
The first 10 count double
The first 10 positions on each image carry a ×2 weight on momentum. Those who read the signal early have greater influence.
Votes 1 — 10
×2
Maximum influence. Your vote carries double weight in setting the initial direction.
Votes 11 — 100
×1
Standard influence. Your position contributes to the final momentum.
06 — Ranking
Reputation is built on precision
The more correct predictions you accumulate, the higher your rank — from Observer all the way up to Oracle.
Warning
Every wrong prediction lowers your accuracy. Voting randomly is counterproductive — what matters is the quality of your analysis, not the quantity of votes.
Only closed markets count
Predictions on still-open images do not affect your accuracy score.
Minimum threshold
Your rank unlocks after 5 closed predictions. Until then, the counter shows your progress (e.g. 2/5).
07 — Feedback
Help us improve
DriftDrift is a protocol in continuous evolution. If you have suggestions or have noticed any anomalies, your contribution is essential to refine the signal. Thank you!
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