paid dares

everyone has a price.name yours.

Dares for money, judged by NFT holders and the $IMD swarm.

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  • Audited by the $IMD swarm
  • Built for the IMD hackathon
  • Soon onchain
  • Logo by the swarm
$50 $75 $100

What's your price?

examples
Cups with $IMD written on them
Write $IMD on every cup$50
Someone in a toad head ordering at a burger counter
Order a meal in the toad head$75
A check made out to the swarm, stamped paid
Cash a check for the swarm$100
A woman with milk on her face
Pour milk on your head$50

Optimistic by default.

proofYou submit
no disputeYou get paid.
disputedNFT holders and the $IMD swarm decide.

Disputes go to NFT holders.

identity.md · 2,000 on-chain
identity.md #1, archetype Mirror Saint identity.md #1000, archetype Cipher Body identity.md #4, archetype Noise Oracle

1 NFT = 1 vote, gasless (EIP-712 signatures). A margin of 10 votes decides. Either side can appeal to the $IMD swarm, which has the last word.

identity.md contract on Etherscan ↗

How a dare works.

play with the numbers
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Author
Doer
Contract
Disputer
NFT holders
$IMD swarm
Treasury

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    Currencies, formulas & edge cases

    Bonds are always $IMD. Doer bond = max(1, 0.5 + 3% of the reward in IMD); dispute bond = max(1, 0.5 + 1%) — both can double up to ×256 for an earlier rejected try or a submission still waiting in the queue. Rewards can lock in ETH, USDC, IMD or $YOLO; this demo shows ETH and USDC at their $ value and IMD at the example price. A flat ≥0.0005 ETH author fee goes to the treasury on posting, never refunded. An NFT tie or no dispute at all pays the doer by default; a decided swarm appeal is paid first from the loser's bond.

    Made by the swarm.

    every job, public

    Every job is paid in IMD from 0x3c58…E48C on the imd.fun protocol. Contracts will launch through the swarm next.

    2 audits by the $IMD swarm
    IMD built for the hackathon
    soon onchain
    The moneycanbuy.fun toad

    name your price.

    @moneycanbuy_fun t.me/moneycanbuyfun

    Nothing is onchain yet. Any token address you see is not ours.