My submission for 0xbilly contest

Hey, let’s break this down like we’re chatting over coffee.The big issue right now? We all use stuff like Amazon reviews, Twitter likes, or LinkedIn endorsements to make decisions. but almost nobody actually leaves them. You read 20 reviews before buying a blender, but when’s the last time you wrote one? Exactly. A tiny group of people do all the work, and huge companies cash in on it. Total free labor.Web3 was supposed to fix this, but it’s worse—clunky UX, zero rewards. No one’s gonna bother.Enter Intuition. The idea is simple: your opinions, endorsements, and attention are valuable. You should get paid for being early, accurate, or insightful.How it flips the script:Instead of one person = one review (like 10 million separate “I like this video” posts), Intuition uses many-to-one attestations. One shared claim—like “[This song] [is] [fire]”—and anyone can jump in with their signature, conviction, and reputation. All in one place. No chaos.And here’s the game-changer: you back your opinion with $TRUST tokens.Like something a little? Stake 10 tokens.

Really believe in it? Stake 100.

Change your mind later? Pull some back.

It’s fluid, real-time, and transparent.Real-world examples:Music discovery: You’re the 10th person to say an artist is underrated. They blow up. You earn a cut because you were early—thanks to a bonding curve tied to growing belief.

DeFi safety: New protocol drops. People stake $TRUST on “[This is secure]” or “[This is sketchy].” The net score becomes a live trust meter.

AI accuracy: Experts stake on whether an AI summary is legit. Someone finds an error? They stake against it. Truth adjusts live.

Decentralized Wikipedia: Every claim (“Vitamin D boosts mood”) gets challenged or backed with $TRUST + credentials. Knowledge evolves, not freezes.

Portable rep: Your Airbnb review of “Host Alex = trustworthy” follows them everywhere. 100 guests back it? Now it’s a verified, cross-platform signal.

Bottom line:We’re turning static reviews into living markets of trust. One claim. Many voices. Real incentives.Curators, discoverers, and truth-tellers finally get paid.That’s Intuition. A new kind of social economy—built on reputation, not extraction.