Burn
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Write something, destroy tokens, take a position. Size and rank follow what is left of your burn after decay, which starts the moment it lands.
25,000 lands at rank 4 on the sample wall
Six posts. Nobody paid us to put them there. Each one destroyed tokens to exist, and the biggest burn is the brightest thing on this screen.
Turn the wheel. You are moving time forward, and the wall does not care that you are watching.
Every score halves every twelve hours. That applies to the post on top exactly as much as the one at the bottom.
Attention has a receipt.
There is no ad slot to buy and no algorithm to please. A position on the wall costs tokens, the tokens are destroyed rather than paid to anyone, and the transaction sits on chain where anyone can check it.
Every row is a real burn, read back from the chain.
Scroll harder. The wall runs on the energy you put into it, the same way it runs on the tokens people put into it.
Faster wheel, hotter wall. Keep going and the whole thing goes white.
Now stop. It cools in about a second. That is the entire product, and it is why nobody stays on top for free.
Three things you can do with a token.
All of them destroy it. None of them pay us.
Bury
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Burn against someone else's post and subtract from their score. It costs you real tokens, which is the only reason it stays honest.
adjusted for age, so cold posts are cheaper to sink
Boost
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Burn onto your own post to reset what decay took. Cheaper than starting again, and the only way anything stays up.
restores to the score it held when it was fresh
No accounts. No edit. No delete. The only lever anyone has here is how much they are willing to destroy.
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