The Proof Layer
for Airdrops

Dropimus is a proof layer for crypto airdrops. Instead of hype or opinion, it lets users stake earned reputation — called Honor — to make verifiable predictions on whether airdrops will deliver value. Accuracy builds influence. Wrong calls reduce your stake. Research quality determines weight, not loudness.

No crypto background needed. They're simply creative names for Yes and No:
The names are crypto slang. The mechanic is straightforward: predict an outcome, back it with research, get scored on accuracy.

Honor is the reputation currency on Dropimus. It cannot be purchased — it must be earned through verified work: labeling grouped on-chain wallet actions, creating original playbooks, having your playbooks forked, and having a playbook linked to an official airdrop submission. You need at least 20 Honor before making Calls.

Honor is non-transferable by design. A regular token could be sold, which would let people buy reputation they never earned — breaking the entire system. As a soulbound NFT (ERC-5114 on Base), Honor is permanently tied to the wallet that did the work. It can grow with accuracy, decay with inactivity, and be slashed for wrong calls — but it can never be moved or sold. Your reputation stays yours, and only yours.

A Playbook is a structured guide documenting how to participate in a specific airdrop — tasks, steps, and requirements. Think of it as a recipe. When others fork (copy and customise) your Playbook, or when it gets linked to an official submission, you earn Honor as the creator.

Wrong Calls reduce your staked Honor. This is intentional — every prediction is a real commitment backed by reputation, not a free opinion. Repeated wrong Calls compound losses. Consistent accuracy compounds gains. Inactivity triggers slow decay. The protocol rewards research and penalises noise.

Each Call is weighted by research quality: no proof = 0.02×, soft proof (analysis, sentiment) = 2×, hard proof (audits, verified on-chain data) = 6×. Consensus resolves automatically when thresholds are met, with a 24-hour dispute window. Winners gain Honor; wrong callers lose stake.

Initiate (free) — 3 guides, limited labels, 300 stake cap. Enough to start making Calls. Operator ($19/mo) — 30 guides, 50 forks, full analytics, 5,000 stake cap. Intro: $9/mo for first 100. Apex ($79/mo) — unlimited everything. Plans expand throughput; they never create Honor. Reputation is earned on the record regardless of plan.

Yes — the beta is live now at app.dropimus.com. Wallet connections are read-only; private keys are never stored. Onchain migration is planned for Q2 2026 on Base — chosen for low fees, EVM compatibility, and long-term stability. A security audit with PeckShield or similar is planned before launch. The protocol includes sybil resistance, anti-whale caps, and a 24-hour dispute window. All traffic uses HTTPS with 2FA available.