What changed from Season 1, and why.
Season 1 was the daily habit: check-ins, the deck, predicting the crowd, Heal Points. Season 2 keeps all of it and adds the parts that make the panel's data trustworthy for the people who buy it, and fair to the people who produce it.
The candidate app separates choices for health information, overseas AI processing, aggregate statistics, paid tasks, Season 1 history and AI model improvement.
The candidate sign-up flow requires the terms and a 16+ confirmation. Optional settings and notice-version audit records are implemented locally. Deletion timing, AI-transfer requirements and enforcement across every delivery route must be verified before release; this page is not the privacy notice.
A versioned re-consent flow is included in the candidate app.
The local implementation records notice versions and can present a summary of changes. Reminder timing and deferral limits are draft operational settings, subject to the approved notice and release checks.
The candidate release targets at least 10 distinct eligible accounts per released cell, or 20 for sensitive health topics.
Repeated answers from one account do not satisfy the threshold. Small cells and reconstructible complements must be suppressed on every output route. These safeguards reduce disclosure risk; they do not establish verified unique people or guarantee anonymity.
The candidate age policy is 16+ to join and 18+ for paid tasks and client-delivered statistics.
Age is self-reported, not identity-verified. Missing age must fail closed for delivery eligibility. A 19+ threshold applies to the configured Korean medical and beauty audience. End-to-end enforcement is a release gate.
The candidate app includes screener and attention-check question types, plus A/B/C diligence grades.
A qualified delivered response must pass the campaign checks and the current member-eligibility policy. Screening is fallible and a grade is not proof of identity, health status or research validity. Pool grade weighting remains a proposal until its rules are finalized.
A proposed Data Contribution Pool, targeting 40% of eligible net client revenue.
The pool is a candidate design, not an earned or payable entitlement. The revenue basis, refunds, contribution units, HP relationship, settlement and appeal rules need approved rules and end-to-end verification. HP is not a promise of cash or token conversion. No revenue or payout is guaranteed.
A candidate business site with Study, Quick, Eval and Asia Wellness Pulse concepts, estimates and a quote request.
Product pages, sample reports and price calculations exist locally. They are not evidence of available qualified panel capacity, completed paid studies or an approved price or delivery commitment. Scope and timing must follow measured eligible capacity and an approved quote.
Candidate quote, signature, invoice and receipt flows, plus experimental payment integrations.
The local deal flow includes USDC transaction verification and a bank-wire record path; Ask separately prototypes x402 USDC payments. Card checkout remains an earlier proposal. Neither demo records nor local tests prove real-funds settlement, legal enforceability or a production launch. Production settlement and refund tests are still required.
Four candidate participation features: study-result cards, research-contributor badges, a weekly recap and a prediction league.
These four features are one workstream, not the entire Season 2 plan. Study-result release depends on approval and disclosure checks; the recap needs a qualified comparison cohort. The league does not promise token rewards. Feature availability depends on release flags and acceptance tests.
What stays the same
- Heal Points for daily check-ins, the deck and commissioned surveys
- Predict the crowd: answer, then guess how others answered
- Goals and the existing HP staking feature; no cash or token-conversion promise
- No sale or licensing of member-level raw answers or chat transcripts; only approved, disclosure-checked aggregates are in scope
About the pool
40% of net revenue from data clients goes to the Data Contribution Pool each season. If there is no revenue, the pool is zero. Nothing is promised in advance, and the rules that are still proposals are marked as such on the pool page.
Read the pool rules