iDeal

Review that gets recognised

iDeal is Eurecable's own unit. It is not bought for money: it appears when a review helped an idea, and it is spent on recording authorship. Scroll — we will show how it works.

Review

An idea is reviewed facet by facet

Readers rate every part and ask the author to disclose a missing facet. The idea gets clearer — and that work deserves recognition.

Answer to a request

A useful request creates iDeal

The author disclosed the facet readers asked for — 1 iDeal to the author, 0.5 iDeal to every requester. We pay for review, not volume: publishing an idea earns nothing by itself.

Mark

A like on someone's mark is recognition too

When another member likes your mark, you get 0.2 iDeal. No more than 5 iDeal a day per member — review counts, not frequency.

Certificate

iDeal is spent on an authorship certificate

A certificate records: this author, this text, this moment. Issuing costs 10 iDeal, 30 % of it is burned; the author gets 5 % of every resale.

iDeal also converts into creative energy: 10 ⚡ per 1 iDeal when buying, 20 ⚡ when selling to the platform.

What an authorship certificate is

Network

Written to a network, not only to our database

The text's fingerprint, the author and the certificate owner are written to Eurecable's own network. Anyone can check the record without trusting us. Members' balances are not published.

The iDeal network is not live yet: balances are kept in Eurecable's database and will be issued as real tokens to members' custodial addresses on genesis day. The old site's history stays as the archive before genesis.

Members with iDeal: 53.

Honestly

What iDeal does not promise

  • Not an investment and no promise of return: there is no money rate and no exchange.
  • Not a right to the idea: copyright stays with the author, the certificate is a proof of priority.
  • A member's iDeal says how much of their review proved useful, and nothing else.

Where iDeal could grow — plans, not promises

Start with a review

Open an idea, rate its parts and ask the author about what is missing.

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