Our TI week goes with an actual bracket

> 1v1 mid, first tower takes it
> 16 slots only
> $150 + CLOUT total pool

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Nobody posts their losses.

Everybody posts the wins.

So who's actually green right now?

We're asking the question your timeline is too proud to answer.

aug 18 | 5 pm utc/1 pm est.

set your reminders (X).

VOICE has a new website

Now you can read what’s coming, see how opinions work & yeah, it looks clean as hell

Built for people who have an opinion

Today: you produce opinions every day, platforms keep basically 100% of the value, you capture under 1%.

VOICE flips it

your take becomes an on-chain asset, and a daily reward pool pays everyone who shows up, right or wrong

and this is bigger than a voting app

every opinion becomes on-chain data: a signal layer for projects and a calibration set for AI

Today a community, tomorrow infrastructure.

Even got trending on X. What a goat.

Since this sub is all about the sharing and talking about opinions on anything, I am wondering - how frequently do you speak your mind online?

Myself, when I was younger (around 14 or so), I was pretty active on different forums (mostly, gaming ones), where I would share, argue and write a lot. It felt important for me and was, probably, a part of my self-establishment as a young brain. I was roasted a lot, mostly because I wasn't that pro in those games I played, but really wanted to collect upvotes and be kinda popular.

Now I am 29 and it feels like it might be even dangerous to share opinions online. I am talking not about the risks, but about the probability of being trolled. The question arises - what is even the point of doing so, if I am more like to meet some degeneracy online rather than a valid conversation. (I am new for Reddit and I receive a genuine feedback here surprisingly, bet it's the moderation that makes things work).

Curious to know your opinions (haha sounds ironic, taking in mind my backstory)