FAQ

Find answers to common questions about WOM Campaigns. Click a question to expand.

chevron-rightWhat is WOM?hashtag

WOM (Word of Mouth) is a protocol that transforms attention into an asset class. Built on Solana, it coordinates permissionless attention markets where projects pay for measurable outcomes and creators earn for impact.

chevron-rightWho can launch a campaign?hashtag

Anyone with a Solana wallet and sufficient budget (in **SOL**, **USDC** or a **native token**) can launch a campaign. You choose a tier, define your objectives and fund the pool. The system takes care of the rest.

chevron-rightHow do I join as a creator?hashtag

Hold **50K $WOM** in your wallet and join any live campaign. Post organically during the campaign, accumulate **Mindshare** and earn rewards based on **Proof‑of‑Impact**.

chevron-rightWhat happens if I don’t meet the 50K $WOM threshold?hashtag

The threshold ensures that contributors are invested in the ecosystem and discourages spam. You can acquire $WOM on supported exchanges or earn it through previous campaigns.

chevron-rightWhat metrics are used to compute Proof‑of‑Impact?hashtag

PoI looks at on‑chain outcomes such as new holders, trading volume, liquidity growth and user adoption associated with the campaign. These metrics are aggregated and weighted to produce a reputation multiplier.

chevron-rightCan campaigns run pre‑TGE?hashtag

Yes. Projects can launch campaigns at any stage, including pre‑TGE. Many use WOM to build narrative and mindshare before they list or launch tokens.

chevron-rightHow is the WOM fee structured?hashtag

Each tier has a fixed fee (17.5 %, 15.0 %, 12.5 %). The remainder of the funded pool becomes the reward pool distributed to creators. Fees cover platform maintenance, data analytics and network operations.

chevron-rightWhat prevents gaming or sybil attacks?hashtag

WOM monitors behaviour and may disqualify accounts for bots, fake engagement farms, brigading or sybil activity. Proof‑of‑Impact uses on‑chain metrics that are harder to fake than vanity social numbers.

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