Hunters

Hunters own their calls.

On X and Telegram, a call is a post. On Blocnet it is a gem one hunter owns, from the first update to claim day, with a record everyone can check.

Ownership

One gem, one hunter.

How a gem gets onto Blocnet, and who answers for it.

One owner per gem
Every gem on Blocnet has one hunter who owns it and posts its updates. Nobody to pass the blame to.
Live in one sitting
A hunter posts a gem with its first update and it goes live at once. The team reviews new gems after they go up, and hides or removes what doesn’t belong.
Blocs suggest gems too
Suggest a project on the board and vote on others. A hunter claims a suggestion for 48 hours and posts it.
Hand-picked hunters
Hunters apply and are chosen one by one. The role is earned, not bought.

Reliability

Hunters are scored on keeping their gems current, not on followers.

Coverage: The share of a hunter’s gems updated in the last 14 days. A gem is due after 10 quiet days and quiet after 14.
Cadence: How often they post on the same gem: the typical number of days between updates, over the last 90 days.
Response: Whether they answer Blocs’ asks with an update within 7 days. At 50 Blocs waiting, moderators step in to reassign the gem.

Kept by

Hunter Nexa Hunter

@hunter_nexa

Standing · Jade

How it looks on a gem page.

Accountability

What a hunter earns, and what they answer for.

Tips when a gem pays
Blocs tip the hunter who found the gem and kept them informed, from the in-app wallet.
Reports and moderation
Blocs report updates that mislead. Moderators can warn, mute or restrict, with the reason recorded and a right to appeal.
Standing in public
Coverage, cadence and standing sit on every gem page, next to the hunter’s name.

Want in?

Hunters are hand-picked. Apply in the app and tell us what you would cover.