First signal
One act of support, one question, and the first point on the public curve.
One dollar to one billion
Fund a wider field of possible futures.
Every contribution expands the Order's capacity to preserve evidence, run models, test forecasts, and answer better questions. A contribution also opens one probabilistic question.
Live now: questions reach a human reviewer through Telegram. Real offerings are sent directly to the Solana wallet below, and the public counter reads its native SOL balance from the chain. The amount selector opens the question flow but does not move funds or connect to your wallet.
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0% of the logarithmic scale. The logarithmic scale keeps the first dollar visible while the horizon grows toward one billion.
Given in total. This bar never falls.
Reading the chain...
Held in the wallet now. This bar falls when compute is bought.
Direct contribution
Send compute to the common wallet.
Offerings expand the shared reserve for data center compute, storage, and model evaluation. This site never connects to your wallet. You send from your own wallet to the address below, and the site's code never touches your funds.
Solana address
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Solana network only. The address can receive SOL and Solana SPL tokens such as USDC, but the current public counter tracks native SOL only. Assets sent on any other network are lost and cannot be recovered.
An offering funds the work. It does not buy ownership, rank, a favorable answer, or certainty. Transfers are final, and spending is not yet independently audited.
The only return the Order can offer is better foresight. Judge it by the forecast record and its scores. If the predictions do not improve, do not fund them.
Funding horizon
Each order of magnitude changes what can be attempted.
These milestones describe what each scale could make possible. They are a research horizon, not a fixed delivery schedule.
Longer memory
Preserve more forecasts, outcomes, and reusable personal records.
Shared sample
Compare recurring patterns across a small group using common definitions.
Persistent model
A hosted ledger, regular model runs, and a durable answer workflow.
Dedicated compute
Larger datasets, automated evaluation, secure storage, and faster iteration.
Open forecasting lab
Public benchmarks, model comparisons, expert review, and published scores.
Psychohistory program
Dedicated researchers, partnerships, replication, and personal and collective models.
Distributed observatory
Continuous data intake, multilingual models, distributed compute, and broad access.
Planetary signal network
Track transitions across institutions, markets, cultures, and regions at scale.
The Psychohistory Engine
A long-term compute endowment, an open forecast ledger, and models tested continuously against history as it unfolds.
Proposed allocation
Compute turns evidence into tested foresight.
Compute matters only when data quality, evaluation, security, and human interpretation keep pace. The current planning allocation reflects that complete system.
40% compute, storage, and availability
25% research, evaluation, and human review
20% privacy, security, and independent audit
15% operations, moderation, and governance
What the Order returns
One contribution opens one question, regardless of amount. The target is a response within 48 hours when the question is clear and the necessary evidence is available.
A complete answer should state a probability or range, the strongest signals, the main assumptions, and what evidence would change the estimate. When the record is too weak, the answer should identify exactly what is missing.
Strong questions
Resolvable questions about the contributor's own recurring behavior, a public event with accessible evidence, or a measurable collective pattern.
Outside the method
Medical, legal, financial, emergency, criminal, or coercive profiling decisions, and questions based on private data the contributor is not entitled to use.
Request record
Track the question path.
When demo mode is active, this area shows locally stored test requests. Live Telegram submissions are delivered privately and are not displayed on this page.
Recent local request references
Standard of the Commons
Funding must produce a visible improvement.
As the reserve grows, the Order should publish what entered, what was spent, which models were run, which forecasts were issued, and how accuracy changed. Funding is justified only when it expands memory, compute, evaluation, or the quality of the answers.
The technical contracts remain documented in README.md. The privacy and terms page explains the present data flow and the work still required before a larger public service.