PlotHunt pairs every story with a market. Writers file plots, readers pick a side, and the plots people believe in rise to the top — measured in votes, arguments, and money on the line.
A plot is a story: a headline, a one-line tagline, and a full write-up in Markdown (at least 280 characters, up to 40,000). File it under one of 7 desks — conspiracy, cover-up, scandal, leak, paranormal, prophecy, cold case.
Publishing signs into PlotHunt, signs the story, then submits the launch transaction. Both signatures are free. The session, story signature, transaction sender, and on-chain launch event must all resolve to the same wallet, including Reown email wallets. Drafts autosave in your browser while you write.
You can revise your story later from the plot page — each edit is signed again and readers can see when it was last changed. The token's name and ticker are on-chain and can't change.
Every connected wallet gets one verdict per plot: Believe or Debunk. You can change your mind or withdraw your vote any time. The meter on each plot shows where the crowd stands.
The discussion thread is where the real work happens. Comments are signed by the posting wallet (free, no gas), so every comment is provably from the address shown — along with how that wallet voted.
Each plot launches a token on a bonding curve priced in ETH. Buying moves the price up the curve; selling moves it down. Early believers get the lowest prices. As more ETH flows in, the plot moves toward canon.
When the curve fills, the token goes canon: it graduates to a Uniswap v4 pool with locked liquidity and keeps trading there. Publishing costs the 0.0005 ETH pons launch fee plus network gas. Every curve trade also pays a 2% creator fee, which the creator can collect and withdraw from the fee vault directly on the plot page.
On browsers that can run a local voice, the plot page shows Listen. It reads the headline, the tagline, and then each paragraph in order, and marks the passage being spoken. You can pause or stop at any time.
The reading happens on your device. The voice downloads once, the first time you press Listen, and stays in the browser. The button appears only on devices that can run that voice.
Stories on PlotHunt are written by users and are not verified. A plot having a token, a high market cap, or lots of believers does not make it true. Read critically, check sources, and don't trade more than you can afford to lose — most tokens go to zero.
Don't post private personal information, threats, or claims you know to be false about real, identifiable people. Transactions are irreversible and PlotHunt is non-custodial software; nothing here is financial advice.