Where does the money come from?
From real trading. Every token launched through SEEMAD has a fixed creator fee on Pons, and that fee is the pool. Nothing is minted to pay anyone — a quiet token has a small pool, sometimes none.
What do I need to earn?
An X account bound to a wallet, the token in that wallet above its holding threshold, and posts that name the token and start with #ad. Hand each post's link to the Eye before the round closes.
Why hand over links instead of tracking X?
It keeps SEEMAD free to run and means only posts you chose are scored. The Eye still reads every post itself — nobody can type in their own numbers.
How often are rounds?
Every hour by default, on fixed UTC windows. After a short settle delay the round is frozen, scored, published and paid.
Why didn't my post count?
Usually: it was posted before your X binding was active, it was a repost, it used an ambiguous ticker only, it repeated earlier wording, it fell outside your best posts, or your wallet was under the threshold at the snapshot.
Do I have to say it's paid?
Yes. A rewarded post is paid promotion: start it with #ad and turn on X's paid-partnership label. Posts that hide it can be excluded.
Who can't take part?
People where paid crypto promotion isn't allowed — including the UK, the EU and Australia — people in sanctioned countries, and anyone for whom taking part would be unlawful.
What does $SEEMAD do?
It's the platform token. Holding it in your bound wallet lifts every round you score in by 10%, in any token. Its own creator fee funds the treasury that runs the Eye.