Edmon Avetisyan

AVEE.SPACE is not just a prediction market — it is a pioneer of a new category called Info Finance, as described by Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin

Info Finance uses financial incentives to extract valuable information from participants, providing a more reliable and trustable view of collective human judgment

In AVEE.SPACE, every contribution towards an opinion is not just a "like" — it's a real economic signal, helping to surface ideas that people genuinely value

This structure solves major problems that traditional social media and voting systems face today: manipulation, bias, and a lack of meaningful engagement

By participating, users don't just express opinions — they become part of a trustworthy decentralized information network, reshaping how we measure consensus and discover impactful ideas

• Daily Cycle Every 24 hours, a new competition begins, displayed by a live countdown timer
• Random Spotlight Nine opinions are randomly selected from all submissions to be featured. Users can refresh the page with a button to see different random opinions
• Supporting Opinions Users can support one opinion only once with exactly $1 to ensure equal chances
• Ranking & Rewards Opinions are ranked by support. After 24 hours, the top 10 opinions are finalized. Supporters of the #1 opinion receive the vast majority of the total prize pool, proportionally increasing their contribution. Supporters of ranks #2-#10 share the remaining smaller portion of the pool
• History Top-performing opinions are archived with their final rank
• Community Activity Balance A tracker shows the total funds contributed during the current cycle

• Monetization of Attention Posting requires a small fee (starting at $0.01)
• Transparency Contributions and rankings are public and verifiable
• Financial Democracy Influence is based on actual community support, not algorithms
• Fair Opportunity Random spotlighting gives everyone a chance to be seen

Here's how AVEE.SPACE might work in a real-world scenario:

Let's say a major news event occurs: "President of Country X introduces new tariffs against Country Y"

Users might submit various opinions about this event:

• Opinion A: "President X is destroying the economy with these tariffs. This will lead to retaliation and hurt our exports"
• Opinion B: "I support President X's decision. These tariffs will protect our industries and make our country stronger"
• Opinion C: "Both countries need to negotiate rather than escalate trade tensions"

Throughout the 24-hour cycle, users support opinions they agree with by contributing $1 each time. They can't see the exact support amounts until the cycle ends

At the end of the cycle, results might show:

• Opinion A received the most support and ranked #1, earning its supporters the largest share of the prize pool
• Opinions ranked #2 through #10 receive progressively smaller portions of the remaining prize pool — the higher the rank, the larger the reward
• Opinions ranked below #10 receive no rewards, but are still visible in the history section

The next day, a new cycle begins with fresh opinions, while the previous day's results move to the history section with full transparency about support amounts and rankings