The repository and protocol are named Tomborg; the user-facing product is DualClash. The current V3 deployment runs on GIWA Sepolia (chain ID 91342).
Why it exists
Attention can launch a token, but attention alone rarely sustains it. Public disagreements have a stronger foundation: people identify with a side, defend it, and try to persuade others. DualClash turns that behavior into a market for public conviction. It combines:Two-sided Token
Two tradable tokens show where economic conviction is gathering.
Arguments
Participants publish and back the reasoning behind each side.
Community identity
A shared token helps holders recognize, coordinate with, and earn recognition from their side.
The core loop
1
Choose a side
Discover a topic and buy the stance token that represents your view.
2
Stake conviction
Stake side tokens to create voting power and become eligible for deeper participation.
3
Make and back arguments
Publish an argument when you meet the topic threshold, then allocate voting power to strong arguments on your side.
4
Grow the topic
Arguments create shareable content; attention brings new participants, trading activity, and rewards for eligible stakers.
DualClash is not a prediction market. Prices show attention and economic commitment—not truth or probability. Markets are open-ended and do not resolve to a winning side.
Explore
Thesis & principles
Why conviction can become an onchain market primitive.
How it works
Follow the market, staking, argument, voting, and reward loop.
Architecture
Understand the contracts, indexer, database, storage, RPC, and web boundaries.
Topics Economics
Introduce how Topic and its side tokens work. Explain the mechnism of the reversible curve and the rewards.