Trade the Culture War. Own the Zeitgeist. If crypto is about turning internet-native behaviors into financial primitives, then the next logical asset class isn’t just memes or markets it’s beliefs. We’re entering a world where identity, attention, and ideology are more valuable than ever but have no formal markets. At the same time, memecoins are outperforming fundamentals, prediction markets are still too narrow, and social platforms are struggling to monetize in any meaningful, permissionless way. This is the gap @momotrenches & @blissooor are trying to fill: They’re introducing a permissionless layer for trading conviction not just outcomes. Where Polymarket financializes truth, @opinionsdotfun financializes culture. The mechanism is simple but powerful: Turn the most viral debates on the internet into tradable markets, with two tokens. Do you AGREE or DISAGREE? These tokens are speculative, yes. But they’re also expressive, tribal, and memetic. And that’s the point. Memecoins captured speculation. Prediction markets captured outcomes. Opinion markets capture attention + identity. They are the first asset class that allows anyone to price in culture, in real time. The Rise of On-Chain Tribalism @opinionsdotfun doesn’t just create new tokens, it creates new tribes. Each opinion token becomes a financialized filter for who you are, what you believe, and where you stand. Imagine a world where your wallet isn’t just your portfolio, it’s your worldview. What started as a meme becomes a market, then a movement. Financializing the Zeitgeist Today, culture moves faster than any centralized polling mechanism or prediction model can track. X feeds are filled with people arguing about ASI, gender, crypto regulation, political ideology, UFOs, and everything in between. But there’s no market signal for these debates. No price discovery. No exposure. Until now. Opinion tokens unlock a new layer of information: sentiment liquidity. You can now trade the virality of an idea or signal your values through your portfolio. In doing so, we move from a world of influence without skin in the game to one where belief has a price and conviction has a PnL. The Endgame What sounds like an experiment and a speculation app for now will be a lot more in the future. It’s the foundation of an onchain belief layer. In the same way ENS abstracted identity, @opinionsdotfun abstracts the most powerful primitive of all: what people believe and why it matters. That’s how you build the memetic Bloomberg Terminal. That’s how you trade the culture war. And that’s how you own the zeitgeist. But that’s (just) my opinion.