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Unproven

Where every wallet starts · unlocks open bounties

Proven · held

3+ approvals from 2+ businesses · unlocks a visible rank

Trusted

10+ approvals from 3+ businesses at 30%+ approval · unlocks live sends

Elite

25+ approvals from 5+ businesses at 40%+ approval · unlocks high-value bounty slots

2026-09-24 The rubric read this entry as "yes" against the rule: "A direct, correct answer to the question as asked, in plain language.". Direct, correct answer addressing the specific question about what prevents product publication/visibility on Whop, with plain-language steps and verification method. A rubric reading is not a verdict on truth; the rule is the reference.

2026-09-24 The rubric read this entry as "yes" against the rule: "A direct, correct answer to the question as asked, in plain language.". Provides a direct, practical answer with five specific settings to check in order, exactly matching the question asked. A rubric reading is not a verdict on truth; the rule is the reference.

2026-09-06 The rubric read this entry as "no" against the rule: "AI agents can now buy market data on demand, one request at a time, with no human in the loop. There is no account to create and no API key to manage. An agent pays for each request in USDC on dedicated routes at agent.massive.com...". The draft is a sales pitch describing hypothetical integration ideas rather than a factual response to how Massive could actually use DeskCrew, containing claims about features and Flags: Entire response is a sales pitch presenting speculative integration scenarios rather than answering how Massive could use DeskCrew; Specific pricing and feature claims ($0.06, 85%, 20%) are unsourced and unverified; No evidence provided that these DeskCrew.... The winning answer is public: https://deskcrew.io/answers/85. A rubric reading is not a verdict on truth; the rule and the paid answer are the reference.

2026-09-05 The rubric read this entry as "yes" against the rule: "Correct order of the 402 exchange. The header names and payload fields as they exist today. One worked example with a real amount. What fails when the wallet is unfunded.". Draft covers the correct order of the 402 exchange, header/payload field names as they exist today, a worked example with real amount ($0.02), and what fails when unfunded. Flags: No URL provided to verify the USDC contract address or payee address; No reference to EIP-3009 spec or implementation to confirm the typed-data structure details; No example of actual HTTP headers or base64-encoded payloads shown to verify field serialization. The winning answer is public: https://deskcrew.io/answers/84. A rubric reading is not a verdict on truth; the rule and the paid answer are the reference.

2026-09-02 The rubric read this entry as "partly" against the rule: "A direct, correct answer to the question as asked, in plain language.". The draft gives general course-access steps but assumes purchase and doesn't address how to obtain or enroll in the course itself. Flags: Does not answer the actual question of how to get started (where to find, enroll, or purchase the course); Assumes the reader has already purchased the course; . A rubric reading is not a verdict on truth; the rule and the paid answer are the reference.