FAQ
Clear answers about accounts, Coins, businesses, and Dream Auction participation.
Accounts and roles
Users and creators stay connected through one identity model. Creator access extends a user account. Business accounts operate the storefront and campaign side of the ecosystem.
Yes. The product is built for users first. Creator access is only needed when someone wants to participate in creator-specific collaboration flows.
Coins and rewards
No. Coins are internal engagement credits. They are not cash, not crypto, not withdrawable, and not transferable between users.
The wallet ledger is the source of truth for supported Coin activity. It is meant to make reward movement and usage clearer over time.
No. Coins stay inside the platform. They exist for supported reward and participation flows, not for withdrawal, peer transfer, or cash-equivalent use.
Dream Auction and fairness
Dream Auction is designed around one user, one valid entry per lot, with equal-probability selection logic for eligible participants.
No. The product intent is not pay-to-win mechanics. Participation rules are structured to preserve trust and clarity.
No. No purchase is necessary, and no purchase or paid participation method increases the chance of selection. Each eligible participant can submit one verified participation per lot, subject to the official rules and eligibility restrictions.
The auction rules explain the one-user, one-entry model, equal-probability selection intent, eligibility boundaries, and fulfillment conditions that can apply to a lot.
Yes. The platform stores the entry snapshot, hashes, external randomness response data, selected index, and proof details so the final selection can be replayed and verified after the lot closes.
The stored proof flow uses ANU Quantum Random Numbers as the external randomness source. ANU does not know platform users or choose the participant directly. It provides the randomness input that the platform then transforms into a deterministic selected index.
Businesses and storefronts
No. Storefront is one layer. Businesses can also connect products and services with campaigns, creators, rewards, and Dream Auction participation.
Because trust, payouts, moderation, and payment operations are part of the user experience. They need to be solid before scale.
Still need more context?
The platform makes more sense when commerce, engagement, rewards, and trust are explained together, not as isolated features.