For hunters
Your calls, with your name on them.
On X and Telegram, a call is a post. On Blocnet it is a gem you own, from the first update to claim day. Do it well and it shows.
What you get
Tips. A member who makes money on your gem can tip you for finding it and keeping them informed. Tips are planned in BNT, the token BNP converts to at launch.
A record people can check. Every gem page shows your coverage (gems updated in the last 14 days), how often you post and how fast you answer asks. It is built on reliability, not follower count. How hunters are measured.
Projects that come to you. A hunter members trust is a hunter projects want to be covered by. That trust is earned on Blocnet, in public.
What you answer for
One gem, one owner. If a project is on Blocnet, one hunter owns it. There is nobody to hand the blame to, and nobody to share the credit with.
Silence counts. A gem you stop updating shows as out of date, next to your name, to everyone who follows it.
Members can report you. Shill a project that rips people off, or post updates that mislead, and you lose standing. Moderation and appeals sit behind every report.
How to start
- 1 · Apply
- In the app: Profile › Become a Hunter. Add your X handle, 1–3 gems you plan to cover and links to past calls
- 2 · Get picked
- Hunters are hand-picked; the team reviews every application
- 3 · Post a gem
- It goes live at once with its first update, and it is yours
- 4 · Keep it current
- Post an update at every window, change and deadline
Running a project?
Hunters decide what they cover, and the team reviews every new gem. If you want a hunter to look at your project, get in touch.
Hunting starts in the app.