Every question is a market.
The public decides what reporters ask. Back a question with votes in the app; when it is answered on camera, the treasury pays out.
Settlement pays the pool divided by the supply, which sits below the last price whenever the market rose. Testnet, not investment advice.
From a question to an answer on camera.
Every question follows the same path to an answer. The treasury only splits once the answer is delivered.
Anyone asks a question aimed at a public figure: a senator, a cabinet secretary, a mayor.
People back it with votes in the app. Every vote raises its rank, and paid votes at $0.10 build its treasury.
A reporter claims the question and gets the answer on camera. The video lands on the question's page.
On delivery, the treasury splits between the reporter, the voters, the asker and Voyte.
Most voted
Pete Hegseth · Secretary of Defense
Josh Brecheen · Representative (R-OK, 2nd)
Jasmine Crockett · Representative (D-TX)
Mariannette Miller-Meeks · Representative (R-IA, 1st)
Voters, reporters and creators
Back the questions you want answered with free votes every day. When a question you backed is answered, you share in its treasury. Ask your own, and 10% of its treasury goes to you on delivery.
Claim questions the public is already asking, get the answer on camera, and get paid for delivering it.
Your audience tells you what to make next by backing the questions they want you to answer.
Markets on questions
Questions will be able to carry a market priced on a bonding curve. The contract is on Base Sepolia testnet, not mainnet, and no question has a live market. Trading opens after the audits.
Settlement pays the pool divided by the supply, which sits below the last price whenever the market rose. Testnet, not investment advice.
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Voting is free: 200 votes a day, 400 on Pro, and paid votes at $0.10.