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Each topic has two opposing stance tokens. Participants can trade either token, stake it as conviction, use the resulting voting power in the argument layer, and earn that side’s share of trading fees.

Participate in a topic

1

Discover and compare

Review the question, both stance tokens, market activity, and leading arguments. The higher-priced side is leading in economic support—not proven correct.
2

Buy a stance token

Choose a side and review the quoted output, fees, price impact, slippage bound, and deadline before signing. Each side has its own reversible bonding curve.
3

Stake conviction

Deposit tokens into the matching conviction vault. Vault shares are one-for-one with staked token units, and voting power equals the staked balance.
4

Publish an argument

A topic may require a minimum stake before posting. The MVP uses 10 voting power as the participation threshold.
5

Back strong arguments

Allocate unused voting power to arguments on your side. Votes rank arguments; they do not change token prices. Remove active votes before withdrawing the stake that supports them.
6

Trade, unstake, or claim

Sell along the curve, withdraw unallocated stake after cooldown, or claim side-specific fee rewards.

Three connected layers

Current market model

  • Topics are permanent and do not expire or resolve.
  • Both sides can grow; there is no protocol-declared winner.
  • Trading determines supply and price; votes rank arguments.
  • Staking creates voting power and may earn side-specific trading fees.
  • Product identity is DualClash; implementation contract names use Tomborg.