Weekly game

Spot the next rug.

Name an address you think our engine will flag. If it publishes an avoid verdict on that address after your call, you score. Points for being right, more for being early, most for being first — and nothing at all for being wrong, because a penalty just stops people calling anything they are not already sure of.

No durable store configured

No KV credentials are configured, so this is writing to a per-instance /tmp that Vercel discards. Totals here are provisional and will reset. Entries can still be made and scored, but the board will reset without warning. This notice disappears when KV_REST_API_URL and KV_REST_API_TOKEN are set.

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Nobody has played yet. The first entry on an address that later flags takes the 1.5× first-caller multiplier, which is the largest single edge available in this game.

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Scoring

100 base: For a correct call, regardless of how obvious it looked afterwards.
+0 to 100 lead time: Linear over 30 days. Calling it a month early is the skill; calling it an hour early is barely a call.
×1.5 / ×1.25 / ×1: First, second and everyone else to name the address. Without this, a pile-on scores the same as a call.
0 for a miss: Never negative.

Rules

A call scores only against a verdict published after it. Submitting yesterday’s flags from the feed scores nothing.
10 entries per handle per week.
One entry per handle per address.
Handles are self-asserted. There is no account system on this app, so the board is evidence for a decision rather than an automatic payout — and the monthly prize is settled by a person reading it.
A call is a prediction about what our engine will conclude. It is not a report to us, and it is not an allegation about anyone.

Prize · 2026-09

Top of the board at month end takes $500 in credit and a shoutout on the weekly digest.

Read the digest →

Where to look

The signal feed — what the engine has already concluded.
Judged wallets — every one has a breakdown showing exactly why it scores what it does.
Scorecards