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Voted is a voting site for holders of the token: every round, holders vote (weighted by how much they hold) on which currently-live streamer gets gifted Twitch subs. This site only handles the vote itself — it never touches funds and can't move anything out of your wallet. Gifting is done manually by the team once a round closes.

A round runs for a fixed amount of time, then closes automatically and a new one opens right away — as long as at least one candidate streamer is live at that moment. If nobody's live when a round would open, it just waits until someone is.

While a round is open, anyone can vote for any candidate at any time up until the timer hits zero. When it does, whichever streamer has the most weighted votes wins.

Your vote weight comes from your real, live token balance at the moment the round closes — never something you type in, and never something the client can fake. The server reads your balance directly from chain right before tallying.

To vote, your wallet signs a short message naming the round and the streamer you're backing. The server checks that signature before recording anything, so nobody can cast a vote as an address they don't control.

You're not limited to one pick. Back as many candidates as you like in the same round — for each one, choose what percentage of your balance to put behind it (1-100%). Your allocations across every candidate you've backed in a round have to add up to 100% or less, so the same balance never counts twice.

No single wallet can decide a round on its own. Any one wallet only ever counts for up to a small fixed fraction of total token supply on a given candidate — no matter how much you hold or allocate to them. This cap is a fixed percentage of total supply (not of the round's own vote total), so it can't be gamed by coordinating with other voters.

If your balance is bigger than what actually counts, the poll shows a (capped) note next to your vote so it's never a surprise.

A streamer who just won sits out the next couple of rounds before they're eligible to win again. They'll show a cooldown badge and can't be voted for until it clears — this keeps one streamer from sweeping every round back to back.

Don't want to connect a wallet to a site you just found? You don't have to. Choose "vote as a guest" instead and your vote still counts — it just uses a small fixed weight (100 tokens) instead of a real on-chain balance, since there's no wallet to check one against.

Guest voting works entirely in your browser: a throwaway identity is generated locally and remembered on your device, but it never touches a real wallet, holds no funds, and isn't linked to your real balance in any way.

Every live candidate shows up automatically. An offline streamer only appears once someone actually votes for them — use "Missing somebody?" to search for or add a streamer who isn't on the list yet. Once you back them, they're on the poll and will start showing live status the moment they go on, without needing to wait for a new round.

When a round closes, the highest-weighted streamer wins. Gifting the actual Twitch subs is done manually — this site coordinates the vote, it doesn't hold funds or send anything itself. Once a winner is gifted, it's marked as such and shows up on the History page.

Voting only ever asks your wallet to sign a message — it never asks for (and can't request) a transaction. Signing a message can't move funds, approve a token, or authorize a transfer; it only proves you control an address. That means this site is technically incapable of draining a wallet, regardless of anything else you might read about it.

Vote weight is always computed server-side from live chain data at tally time — the client never gets to say how much a vote is worth.

Can I change my vote? Yes — update your allocation or remove it entirely any time before the round closes.

What happens if I don't hold any tokens? You can still vote as a guest with a small fixed weight, or connect a wallet later once you do hold some.

Why didn't my full balance count? See the anti-whale cap above — every wallet has a max weight per candidate, regardless of balance.

Is this site custodial? No. Nothing here ever holds, moves, or has permission to move your funds.