What is Noise?
Noise is a platform to discover and curate culture. Curators create pages for trends and brands. Communities discover them, trade markets around them, and reward the people who found them first. Every listed trend has a central evaluation number: relevance, shown in degrees. Relevance is a five-minute moving average of the market’s order-book price. It is not a social-media score, an oracle reading, or a dollar value.Relevance is written with the Noise degree mark, for example 581.50°.
How it works
Curators propose trend pages. A proposal must pass Noise’s admission process before it can move toward a tradeable market. Once listed, the market stays open continuously instead of resolving on a fixed date. Traders can go long when they expect relevance to rise or short when they expect it to fall. Orders meet on an order book, and open positions gain or lose value as the market changes. The main parts of the system are:- Curation: Curators identify subjects and create their pages. See Curators.
- Discovery: Communities find pages, post, reply, vote, and follow their activity.
- Trading: Buyers and sellers place orders in continuous markets. See Trading.
- Pricing: The top of the order book produces market price, and Noise smooths it into relevance. See How It Works.