FAQ

Core questions

Do I need $CUPDI to use Cupdiction?

No. Cupdiction’s prediction markets are fully accessible without holding any $CUPDI. You can deposit, trade, and withdraw using USDC, USDT, or SOL. $CUPDI adds a community layer on top — it does not gate the core product.

Is $CUPDI used to place predictions?

No. Prediction markets settle in USDC (USDT & SOL coming soon). $CUPDI is a community-layer token for access, status, curation, and campaign participation.

Is there a creator allocation?

$CUPDI may include an initial creator allocation of 3% at launch. This allocation is intended to support early community setup, campaign coordination, market curation, ecosystem growth, and operational continuity.

It does not represent ownership of Cupdiction, protocol governance control, treasury control, a claim on platform revenue, or guaranteed financial return.

Does the creator allocation control Cupdiction?

No. Any creator allocation is a token allocation only. Cupdiction retains platform-level decision-making, and $CUPDI does not provide protocol governance rights over smart contracts, treasury funds, market resolution, or fee parameters.

Does $CUPDI give me revenue share?

No. $CUPDI holders do not receive a share of Cupdiction’s trading fees, protocol revenue, or treasury. There is no yield, dividend, or distribution mechanism tied to $CUPDI.

Are rewards guaranteed?

No. Campaign rewards are discretionary and depend on the specific campaign, available budget, and participant activity. Holding $CUPDI does not entitle you to any fixed reward. See Campaigns & Rewards and Risks & Disclaimers.

Is $CUPDI a financial investment?

$CUPDI is a community token. It does not represent equity, debt, or ownership in Cupdiction. Its value is not guaranteed and may go to zero. Nothing in this documentation constitutes financial advice. Token values are volatile.

Receipt Points

What are Receipt Points?

Receipt Points are Cupdiction’s on-platform activity metric. They track participation across prediction markets. Points have no monetary value — they are used for leaderboard standing, campaign eligibility, and badge progression.

How do I earn Receipt Points?

By placing trades on Cupdiction. All users earn points regardless of whether they hold $CUPDI. The base rate is 1×. $CUPDI holders earn a multiplied rate depending on their tier — up to a maximum of 2×.

Can I sell or withdraw Receipt Points?

No. Receipt Points are a non-transferable activity metric. They cannot be exchanged for USDC, SOL, $CUPDI, or any other token.

Is holding more $CUPDI always better for Receipt Points?

No. The multiplier is capped at 2× regardless of how much $CUPDI you hold. The system is designed to reward participation, not token accumulation.

Bags.fm

How does $CUPDI connect to Bags.fm?

Cupdiction builds prediction markets around Bags.fm activity — fee races between established tokens and graduation predictions for new launches. $CUPDI is the community token of Cupdiction, which makes it native to the same ecosystem. $CUPDI holders can suggest Bags fee-race matchups, vote on featured markets, and access Bags-specific prediction campaigns.

Can $CUPDI holders earn Bags.fm fees?

No. Holding $CUPDI does not entitle holders to fees generated by Bags.fm tokens, Bags.fm pools, or Cupdiction Bags markets. Fee-race markets are prediction markets about fee growth; they do not distribute Bags fees to $CUPDI holders.

If $CUPDI launches on pump.fun, does that make it a self-referential token?

No. $CUPDI is a community token that happens to launch on pump.fun — the same platform Cupdiction’s live markets are built around. It does not predict its own outcome or create circular incentives. pump.fun is a distribution and launch mechanism — not a dependency.

Curation and governance

Can $CUPDI holders create markets?

Holders with curation access can suggest Bags.fm fee-race matchups and nominate events for market creation. These suggestions are reviewed by the Cupdiction team. Holders cannot unilaterally create, modify, or remove markets.

Is $CUPDI governance?

No. $CUPDI does not provide governance rights over Cupdiction’s protocol, smart contracts, fee parameters, or treasury. Curation access is limited to community-layer decisions: suggesting markets, voting on featured content, and nominating events. Cupdiction retains final authority over all platform decisions.

What happens if a market suggestion is rejected?

Submissions are reviewed but rejections are not guaranteed to include explanations. Cupdiction may reject suggestions that don’t meet quality, liquidity, or safety criteria.

Features and changes

What happens if features change?

$CUPDI utility features are subject to change. Cupdiction may modify, pause, or remove features including receipt multipliers, badges, campaigns, and curation access. There is no contractual obligation to maintain any specific feature set.

What happens if a campaign ends?

Campaign rewards are distributed according to the specific campaign’s terms. Once a campaign ends, its reward pool is closed. Campaigns are not recurring by default — each is announced independently.

Is $CUPDI available in my country?

$CUPDI token availability and feature access may be restricted in certain jurisdictions. It is your responsibility to determine whether accessing $CUPDI or its associated features is permitted in your location. This documentation does not constitute legal or regulatory advice.