Convikt

Pre-launch

Anyone can say they called it.

Convikt makes them pay to say it. Post a prediction, stake on your own words, and the chain keeps the receipt — win or lose.

A brass wax-seal stamp and a freshly pressed gold seal on heavy paper

Public ledger — every call, settled or open

@0xharlow — ETH reclaims $4,000 before April.

+2.4 SOL

@mirafi — This L2 ships mainnet by Q2. Staking my whole bag.

−5.0 SOL

@degenpriest — The unlock dumps it 40% inside a week.

+8.1 SOL

@tessco — Fed cuts twice before year end.

3.0 SOL open

Illustrative entries — Convikt has not launched. Once it does, every row here is a real onchain position that anyone can verify.

Three steps, and none of them are reversible.

1

Post the call

Write the prediction and the date it settles by. It's hashed and timestamped the moment you publish — the text can never change.

2

Back it

Attach a stake. No stake, no post. The number sits next to your words so everyone can weigh how much you actually believe it.

3

Let it settle

On the settlement date the oracle resolves it. Right, you take the pool. Wrong, it pays out to whoever took the other side.

Crypto runs on people who were right, loudly, in retrospect. The winning call gets screenshotted. The losing one gets deleted, or buried under a thousand posts, or quietly reframed as a joke.

The information is there — someone does have a track record — but it's unrecoverable by the time you need it. You end up trusting follower counts, which measure volume, not accuracy.

Convikt fixes the incentive rather than the archive. When a call costs money to make, the noise stops on its own. What's left is a record you can actually read.

A prediction nobody paid for isn't a prediction. It's just content.

The honest bit.

There is no token yet.
Nothing is issued, there's no presale, and there's no airdrop to farm. Anyone who tells you otherwise is not us.
Settlement is the hard part.
"ETH hits $4k" resolves cleanly. "This project is a rug" does not. At launch only price and onchain-verifiable events are supported.
You can lose money.
That's the whole mechanism. A stake you can't lose costs nothing to make, which puts us right back where we started.
Your losses are public too.
A track record that only shows wins is the thing we're replacing. Every settled call stays on your page, both directions.

Think you're right? Prove it.

Early access opens to a small group first. Tell us what you'd stake on today and why.

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