Attention is the new currency.

$WOM is turning it into a market.

Creators have always generated value, platforms captured it, Algorithms decided who wins.

$WOM flips that model.

Most platforms reward noise.
Post more, Shout louder, Hope something sticks.
I learned the hard way that volume doesn’t equal value.
That’s where $WOM feels different.
WOM starts from a simple idea:
attention is not noise , it’s behavior.
Likes and reposts are easy.
Belief is harder.

When someone truly connects with an idea, they don’t just react.
They explain it.
Question it.
Carry it forward.
That movement is what WOM tracks.
On @womdotfun, one thoughtful take can outperform ten rushed posts if it sparks real discussion. Replies matter. Follow-ups matter. Momentum matters.

This is why $WOM’s Genesis Campaign is interesting.
It doesn’t reward posting more.
It rewards saying something others want to build on.
Every campaign becomes a live experiment.
Attention isn’t assumed, it’s measured.
Creators see which narratives break through.
Projects see which messages stick.
Visibility stops being hope and becomes evidence.

Weak ideas need constant pushing.
Strong ones travel quietly through thoughtful replies and sustained conversations.
WOM follows that trail.
That’s why this feels less like a social tool and more like infrastructure.

It doesn’t decide what matters.
It makes people’s decisions visible.
In a world drowning in noise, $WOM surfaces signal.
Genesis is live.
Markets are open.
Attention finally means something again.