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DESIGN SEER’S SIX INTERFACES

Seer is redesigning its websites around Electric Foundation (EF), the winning identity from our first rebrand contest. We want participants to start with the EF brand kit as a starting point, but exercise their creativity across the six connected interfaces. You can adapt it where that improves the experience, but we’d encourage you to explain any deliberate departures. Design all six: Seer homepage - introduces Seer as the protocol beneath these applications and shows how they fit together in one ecosystem. Seer app - is the general explorer for all Seer markets: a place to find and trade across market types, without specialising in any one of them; Seer’s equivalent of Etherscan. Deep - handles questions with many possible outcomes, including markets designed for AI agents to trade. For example, agents could forecast how human evaluators would assess a large field of grant proposals, giving a funding team a signal about which proposals deserve closer review. Futarchy - uses conditional markets to forecast what a chosen measure of success might look like if a proposal passes versus if it does not. That gives a DAO information to consider when making its decision, rather than making the decision for it. Opportunity Markets - let traders forecast which submissions are likely to be selected, giving reviewers another signal while leaving the final selection to them. Risk Pricing - shows market estimates of risk across protocols; someone assessing DeFi exposure can compare those estimates instead of interpreting a single yes-or-no price in isolation. Submit one Poidh claim covering all six. Use your submission name as the claim title and attach a preview; in the description, include your X handle, a short design rationale, and an explanation behind any departures from the EF kit, and six labelled links to public hosted demos (the preview image is not a substitute for the demo links). After submissions close, each eligible design will be listed as an outcome in an Opportunity Market. Traders can back the designs they think Seer is most likely to choose, and their prices may help surface promising entries. Once trading ends, the Seer team votes to choose the winner and rank the submissions; market prices are predictions, but the final winner and rankings are established by a vote from the Seer team. Members of our own team will also be participating. If an eligible non-internal submission wins, its creator receives the 0.5 ETH bounty plus 4,000 USDC paid separately by Seer. If a Seer team submission wins, the highest-ranked non-internal Poidh claim receives the 0.5 ETH bounty instead and no 4,000 USDC is paid. Submissions close at 23:59 on 23rd October 2026, anywhere on Earth. Poidh will remain open through the submission window, the trading window and team vote, but Seer will use each claim’s timestamp to determine whether it met the submission cutoff. EF Brand kit: https://www.figma.com/design/cB6ZFMUkBwMBhHadLdiSmh/Seer-Branding?node-id=118-16652&t=QMoBypRjlqvktMPr-1

0.5 eth (1124.12 usd)

Interview a Politician About Crypto for The /⁠politics Network

We want direct, on-camera conversations with real US politicians about crypto, decentralization, internet governance, and the future of our open networks. Your mission is simple: interview a federal or state-level politician and ask them the 10 required questions below on video. First legit claim wins. Your interview subject MUST be a currently active US politician at either the: Federal level Congressperson Senator State level Governor State congressperson / assembly member State senator Local officials (mayors, city council, etc.) are not eligible for this bounty. You must ask all 10 questions in the interview. Do you see crypto as speech, property, or financial plumbing — and how does that shape your regulation stance? How would the CLARITY Act protect small builders versus entrench large incumbents? Should self-custody be an explicit right under US law? Where’s the line between consumer protection and killing permissionless innovation? Do decentralized social protocols like Farcaster reduce platform monopoly risk — or just reshape it? Should protocol-layer speech be regulated differently than corporate platforms? How would you prevent regulatory capture by large crypto firms? Do you support prediction markets (like Policast) as legitimate civic tools or view them as gambling? Can the government censor at the app layer if the protocol itself is neutral? What would make you publicly post from a decentralized social network yourself? Rules Video format required Original interviews only Audio must be understandable Minor editing is allowed Short-form clips and full interviews are both acceptable AI-generated interviews or voice cloning are prohibited You may ask follow-up questions in addition to the required list First legit video, posted on the Farcaster /⁠politics channel, wins 🏆

0.0842 eth (189.30 usd)
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