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🐮 Intel Desk: How does the 'Crowd Detective Bureau' of @Bubblemaps.io work? — Proposals, Voting, and Incentives Driven by BMT
In simple terms!
Intel Desk is like a 'decentralized online investigation bureau'. The community submits projects they want to investigate, using $BMT to vote and determine priority. The investigation resources of #Bubblemaps are allocated weekly based on the voting proportions. Proposers selected can receive rewards, voters can preview investigation insights, and contributors can also receive feedback.
Next, let’s quickly introduce the BMT mechanism!
🥷 Cycle and Resource Allocation: Intel Desk operates weekly: a) Users deposit BMT; b) Allocate BMT to one or more 'cases'; c) Each week, BMT is distributed to cases based on the percentage allocated, corresponding on-chain investigation manpower (sleuthing resources) is assigned. This focuses investigations on issues that the 'community truly cares about' and have public interest.
🥷 Three Layers of Incentives:
• Proposers: Cases selected can receive BMT rewards; the more votes, the higher the reward.
• Voters: Can access investigation insights early (information advantage).
• Contributors: Participate in the case after passing tests/reviews, receiving rewards based on contributions.
🥷 Economic and Governance Spillover: BMT acts as 'the distribution weight of information elements', allocating limited investigation resources to the most worthwhile leads, equivalent to market pricing of 'attention/investigative power'. The official also clearly states: BMT unlocks V2 advanced features, establishes adoption incentives for Intel Desk, and grants governance capabilities to holders (participation through Intel Desk).
🥷 Why is it truly community-driven?
• Transparent and Traceable: Case rankings and resource allocation are determined by on-chain weights, and the process is verifiable.
• Common Governance: Avoids 'only chasing popular topics' or 'brand public relations orientation', using BMT allocation to resist noise.
• Positive Cycle: The more people propose, vote, and contribute → the more actionable insights → increased platform stickiness and reputation → feedback into BMT and usage. The official Blog and Wiki repeatedly emphasize that the combination of Intel Desk + BMT binds community participation with platform development.
$BMT
In simple terms!
Intel Desk is like a 'decentralized online investigation bureau'. The community submits projects they want to investigate, using $BMT to vote and determine priority. The investigation resources of #Bubblemaps are allocated weekly based on the voting proportions. Proposers selected can receive rewards, voters can preview investigation insights, and contributors can also receive feedback.
Next, let’s quickly introduce the BMT mechanism!
🥷 Cycle and Resource Allocation: Intel Desk operates weekly: a) Users deposit BMT; b) Allocate BMT to one or more 'cases'; c) Each week, BMT is distributed to cases based on the percentage allocated, corresponding on-chain investigation manpower (sleuthing resources) is assigned. This focuses investigations on issues that the 'community truly cares about' and have public interest.
🥷 Three Layers of Incentives:
• Proposers: Cases selected can receive BMT rewards; the more votes, the higher the reward.
• Voters: Can access investigation insights early (information advantage).
• Contributors: Participate in the case after passing tests/reviews, receiving rewards based on contributions.
🥷 Economic and Governance Spillover: BMT acts as 'the distribution weight of information elements', allocating limited investigation resources to the most worthwhile leads, equivalent to market pricing of 'attention/investigative power'. The official also clearly states: BMT unlocks V2 advanced features, establishes adoption incentives for Intel Desk, and grants governance capabilities to holders (participation through Intel Desk).
🥷 Why is it truly community-driven?
• Transparent and Traceable: Case rankings and resource allocation are determined by on-chain weights, and the process is verifiable.
• Common Governance: Avoids 'only chasing popular topics' or 'brand public relations orientation', using BMT allocation to resist noise.
• Positive Cycle: The more people propose, vote, and contribute → the more actionable insights → increased platform stickiness and reputation → feedback into BMT and usage. The official Blog and Wiki repeatedly emphasize that the combination of Intel Desk + BMT binds community participation with platform development.
$BMT
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