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THESIS

About THESIS

End the FOMO economy.

Influence pays for confidence. Followers get rekt; callers delete the tweet. There is no record, no skin, no accountability. THESIS makes a call a contract: money on it, a signature under it, a timestamp on every change, and a rank that counts being right and how your backers did, never how many of them there are.

How a call becomes a contract

From skin to rank

  1. SkinYour own order firstAt least $10 on your side, through an agent key that can never withdraw. No fill, no thesis.
  2. SignOnto the ledgerYour wallet signs the question, the side, your number and a hash of the argument onto HyperEVM.
  3. BackWith their own keysBackers ride with their own orders and their own caps; a 15% carry travels to you only if it lands.
  4. SettleA bonded answerA deployer with 500,000 HYPE at stake answers the question. Every receipt moves at once.
  5. RankBy the recordCallers are ordered by SCORE, pulled down by the share of their backers who lost. Never by follower count.
Every step is signed or settled on chain. A caller who was wrong stays wrong on the record, with their updates beside it.

Why this rail

A call is only a contract if the money is real and the record can't be edited. The caller's skin is a Hyperliquid order placed by an agent key that can never withdraw; the thesis is signed onto HyperEVM from the caller's own wallet; settlement comes from a deployer with 500,000 HYPE at stake. Backers ride with their own keys and their own caps, and carry to the caller travels as a maybe: paid only when the call lands.

The contract

  1. Skin. A thesis starts with your own order on your side, at least $10, through your Foundry agent. If the order doesn't fill, there is no thesis.
  2. Signature. Your wallet signs the question, the side, your probability and a hash of your argument onto the ledger. The server opens the thesis only after it reads your signature on chain.
  3. Updates. Change your number and it's stamped; add skin and it's an order; either way it's a timestamped entry that never disappears.
  4. Backing. Others ride with you using their own keys, their own accounts and their own caps. Their carry to you, 15% of their biggest possible win, travels as a maybe and reaches you only if the call lands.
  5. Settlement. A Hyperliquid deployer with 500,000 HYPE at stake answers the question. Your receipt, your backers' receipts and your record all move at once.
  6. Rank. Callers are ordered by SCORE, the calibration of everything they've called, pulled down by their rekt rate, the share of their backers who lost money, shrunk while the sample is small.

The rails underneath

Network
Hyperliquid testnet, HyperEVM chain 998
Skin and backing
Orders through agent keys that can place and can never withdraw
The ledger
Ownerless, append only, signed by each caller from their own wallet
Carry
15% of a backer's biggest win, as a maybe, only on wins
Judgment
From SCORE at https://foundry-score.vercel.app
Most a caller can lose
Their skin. Shown before they tap.
Most a backer can lose
Their stake, capped by them. The carry always comes back on a miss.
What's never shown
Follower counts.

What it isn't

  • It isn't copy-trading. Backers choose each thesis and each cap; nothing mirrors by itself.
  • It isn't advice. A thesis is a caller's own bet, in public, with their own reasons.
  • It isn't deletable. A caller who was wrong stays wrong on the record, with their updates beside it.

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