Thread

Point a coin's fees
at any Reddit profile

Every launch gets its own community thread, scored live into a Bull Index — and you choose which profiles earn a cut of every trade. Launch on Thread

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Top callers

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Ranked on the realised move to settlement, not the peak it touched. Median, not average — one lucky 40x shouldn't buy a top spot.

Fees go to the people who earn them

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Name the profiles at launch

The caller who found it, the artist, the mods. A share of every trading fee — not of volume — routed to each, and named in the opening post.

10 ◎ buy → 1% fee → 0.1 ◎ 25% → the caller 0.025 ◎ 10% → the artist 0.010 ◎

They don't need an account

It accrues whether they ever show up. To claim, they post a one-time code from that account — the proof is that the comment came from them, so nobody can claim it on their behalf.

Volume is not bullish

The naive version of this metric adds sentiment and activity together. That makes a busy bearish thread drift back toward neutral just for being busy.

direction = which way the room leans (−1 … +1) amplitude = how much that lean is worth (0 … 1) index = 50 + direction × 50 × amplitude × confidence

Questions aren't claims

"is the dev doxxed" is interrogative even without a question mark.

Phrases beat tokens

"took profit at 2x" contains 2x but is an exit.

Silence isn't neutrality

Comments with no view are excluded, not counted as zeros.

Breadth beats volume

Thirty comments from one account score far below thirty from thirty people.

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Drag to see how the same thread reads at different levels of agreement.
A thread, read as data
quiet_accumulator@ $18.3Kbull call
in at 18k, added another 5 SOL. not selling until at least 5x
patient_petequestion
is the dev doxxed or anon
the_exit_guy@ $21.0Kbear call
took profit at 2x, good luck to everyone still in
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The honest version

Does a high Bull Index mean I should buy?

No, and it isn't built to suggest that. The index measures how a room is talking, which is not whether a thing is good. Threads are loudest at tops — that's precisely when it reads highest. Treat it as a description of sentiment, not a signal.

Can't people spam the thread to move the index?

They can try. Breadth of distinct voices dominates raw comment count, repeated posts from one account decay in weight, low-effort comments are discounted, and account age plus karma feed a trust score. None of this stops a determined, funded brigade — it stops the lazy ones and makes the expensive ones visible.

Who can receive routed fees?

Any Reddit profile, named at launch. Up to 80% of the fee can be routed away. Recipients need no account here and it accrues regardless; claiming requires posting a one-time code from that account.

What exactly counts as a "call"?

A comment with both a clear direction and real conviction — a stated entry, a size, a hold target, or an explicit exit. Questions and one-word noise don't qualify. It's stamped with the market cap at that moment and settled 24 hours later on the realised move.

What's running versus mocked?

Scoring, call mechanics, fee routing, thread logic and milestones are the real implementation. In the demo the bonding curve is a local simulator and the forum connection is mocked, so the board is populated without credentials. Adding API credentials switches posting to live with no code change.

Launch something worth discussing.

The thread is created the moment the coin is, and the people who make it work get paid.

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