THE SEAT
What a seat gets you
Two things qualify you to receive a tip, then pass verification. The scan runs on its own after the tip settles, usually within minutes and longer when there is a queue; an allocator's allowance lands on the next sweep. Points count towards quarterly airdrop.
You can tip it forward if you were tipped, or claim on-chain any time, no minimum. One claim per hour, streamed over 60 days.
You are on the board with a permanent seat number, and whoever tipped you in stays on your record as your inviter.
Cohort rules can change and we do not publish amounts. If they change, we say so.
THE SCAN
A tip starts the scan
It runs on its own after the tip settles, usually within minutes, so there is nothing for you to start. Signing in shows you where you stand. No wallet, no password, no form.
Motion looks at the account, not any one post. How long it has been around. How your followers connect to everyone else. Whether it looks like part of a farm.
An LLM scores it. We do not publish what we look for, because publishing it is how people game it.
TAKING IT
Passing the scan is getting in
These are two different things and you need both. You can hold a tip and still need to pass. Score 30 or above and the seat is yours, on its own. Score 80 or above, with a measured trust graph and your inviter still holding an allowance, and you are seated as an allocator.
When the scan clears, the seat lands on its own in the same pass. If a person approved your scan instead, TAKE YOUR SEAT appears where you signed in. Press it.
Below 30, or any scan the machine holds, waits for a person on the review console. Nobody is refused automatically.
Your posts are already being scored, seat or no seat. They start counting toward the cohort the day you are added to the system.