Show HN: Bullpost about founders and startups to show your conviction

5 spenserhuang 2 7/10/2025, 10:22:36 PM rova.xyz ↗

Bullpost is Rova’s official waitlist. It is a 6 week competition that rewards you for bullish tweets about underrated startups and founders.

With a $15,000+ prize pool, Bullpost lets you:

Earn points by posting and amplifying bullish tweets about founders & startups Win weekly prizes for top engagement and amplifying top posts Compete for the final $10K prize split among top contributors and amplifiers

Rova aligns early adopters and builders into one unified growth community, turning your support into tangible rewards. Learn more at https://x.com/rovadotxyz/status/1943349951745909183

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adrianwaj · 23h ago

Had an idea to combine Thunderclap ( https://luminouspr.com/goodbye-thunderclap-how-social-media-... ) with Polymarket but people get paid to get involved in a campaign, as divided up from a bounty that the founder offers to contribute once a certain threshold of support is attained. The payment can be subject to the results of their fans' involvement. Maybe use signup codes, count retweets, check for multiple posts and unique hashtags, etc.

miraclevc · 1d ago

Interesting model for incentivizing early community engagement and discovery. nice to observe how this plays out in terms of quality signal vs noise.

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Show HN: Bullpost about founders and startups to show your conviction

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