From attention to on-chain value
Four steps, all enforced by the protocol itself — no moderator, no backend, no one who can override the outcome.
Submit Proposal
Anyone can create a proposal — content, a poll, a treasury request, a governance change, or a partnership offer.
Community Decides
The community evaluates and votes, blind — choices stay hidden until voting closes, so no one can vote to match the crowd.
Rewards Distributed
70% of the proposal fee goes to everyone who voted on the winning side, split equally.
Value Returns
The remaining 30% returns to the protocol — 20% burned forever, 10% to the treasury.
Real numbers, straight from the chain
Every figure below is read live from the deployed program on Solana — no backend, no cache, nothing invented.
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Every fee, split the same way
Constitution §5.7 — fixed on-chain, the same split for every single proposal, no exceptions.
Rules the protocol can't break
Click any principle for the article it comes from.
Community benefit, economic sustainability, trust, and transparency are the priority design principles throughout the protocol — not founder interests (Constitution §1.10).
Every critical process — proposal creation, voting, reward distribution, burns, treasury movements, vesting unlocks — happens on-chain and is independently verifiable by anyone (§1.6, §6.10).
Total supply is fixed at 1,000,000,000 PLATFORM tokens. No new tokens can ever be minted (§7.2).
Founders are infrastructure providers, not decision-makers — they cannot vote, cannot earn participation rewards, and the protocol contains no creator tax, creator fee, or platform fee of any kind (§2.5, §8.21).
Once a proposal is created, its content, duration, category, and final outcome can never be changed — enforced by the program itself, not by policy or a moderator.
180,000,000 tokens of the Creator Reserve are locked on-chain at genesis. The vesting schedule itself cannot be changed (§7.5, §7.6).
Beyond Creators. Beyond Platforms.
PLATFORM is building a constitutional system where communities can coordinate attention, make decisions, and share value.