Both sides of the boardVol. 1 · Board — · Updated never
Two sides of the same board
Influencee only works if both sides show up. Campaigns publish what they're tracking; supporters carry the conversation. One published scoring model sits between them, and it is the same model for everyone — no private multiplier, no hidden curve.
IFor supporters
If you post about a campaign you believe in, you are already producing the thing the index measures. This is where it starts counting.
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Connect the account you post from
X vouches for your handle — you never type it into a form. From then on it ties your posts to a row on every board you appear in.
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Post like you always do
Tag the campaign's account, reply in its threads, paste its contract address or write its ticker — whichever it chose to track. Tagging counts 30%, replies 25%, contract 25%, ticker 12%, rescaled over what each campaign uses. Hashtags add 8% on top, but only once you have named the campaign — a hashtag alone never puts you on a board.
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Watch your rank move
Your dashboard shows your share of every campaign you post about, your movement week to week, and the exact gap to the account above you.
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Place in the top and get paid
Each period the leading supporters of a campaign share its reward pool.
IIFor projects
You already have people posting about you. A board tells you who they are, ranks them honestly, and gives you a way to pay the ones who show up.
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Name the campaign
A name and a one-line blurb. That is the listing — everything the board scores on is optional.
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Choose what counts
Any mix of a ticker, up to eight hashtags, a contract address, and posts tagging or replying to your X account. The board's weights are shared out among only the ones you choose.
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Get a weekly board
Your campaign owns a full 100% of its own mindshare, split between the supporters holding it. You are never ranked against other campaigns for a slice of one pie.
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Reward the top of it
Pools are funded by you, so backing a small focused community can pay as well as chasing a large one.
IIIWhat holds for both
Three commitments that do not change depending on which side of the board you are standing on.
- One published model
- The weights are on the docs page and they are the same for every campaign and every supporter.
- Per-campaign 100%
- Mindshare belongs to a campaign and is divided among its supporters. Campaigns never take share from each other.
- Checkable rankings
- Boards are public and the arithmetic is published, so anyone can verify where a payout would land.
IVSeparate accounts, on purpose
The people being ranked and the people funding the pools are never the same login.
Supporter accounts live on the index at dive, and register through X — the handle has to be one the index can actually rank, so it is verified rather than claimed. An email and password can be added afterwards as a second way in.
Project accounts live in the developer console and use an email and password only, confirmed before the console opens. The two are separate databases, separate sign-ups and separate sessions. If you do both, you will hold two accounts.
The scoring model and the boards are live. Payout rails are still being built — the methodology is published in full either way.