Introduction
A Better Web, Guided by Human Reputation.
What is Curyo?
Curyo replaces passive likes with prediction games. Voters predict whether content's rating will go up or down and back their predictions with cREP token stakes. The majority side wins the content-specific voter pool: revealed losers can reclaim 5% of raw stake, and the remaining losing pool is split across winners, submitters, platform fees, consensus reserve, and treasury according to fixed on-chain percentages.
Key Principles
Skin in the Game
Every vote requires cREP. Good judgment earns rewards; bad judgment loses stake.
Voter ID (One Person, One Vote)
Each verified human gets one non-transferable Voter ID with a per-round stake cap.
Per-Content Rounds
Each content item has its own blind-voting rounds, and early voters earn 4:1 more reward weight.
Contributor Rewards
Submitters and accurate voters earn when rounds settle.
Voting Flow
Each content item has its own round. You vote up or down with cREP, your direction stays hidden during the blind phase, and early voters earn more reward weight.
- Vote: Choose up or down and stake 1–100 cREP. Your direction stays hidden.
- Reveal: After the blind phase ends, eligible votes are revealed.
- Resolve: Once reveal conditions are met, the round settles and rewards become claimable.
Content Rating
Every content item starts at 50. When a round settles, the rating moves up or down from the final revealed up and down stake imbalance.
Illegal content, broken content, and incorrect descriptions should always be downvoted regardless of the current rating. See How It Works for the full flow.