Writing & worldbuilding
Stories, prose, screenplays and the worlds behind them: the first planned competition direction.
The creator economy · A public plan
Stories, worlds and characters begin with their creators. Omnilore’s planned economy connects meaningful creative work, community competitions and optional collectibles. Here is how the pieces fit together, what has been decided and what must happen before public activation.
Start with the creative work01 / The creative work
Planned contests give creators a focused brief and an announced prize. Each event will publish its own entry rules, eligible work, judging criteria and award process before submissions open.
Stories, prose, screenplays and the worlds behind them: the first planned competition direction.
Visual identities, concept art and references for memorable characters, planned for V2.
Narrative work in motion, from a scene to a film, planned for the later V2 platform.
Review the announced theme, eligibility, prize and deadlines for that event.
Choose the work you authorize for entry and follow the event’s submission rules.
Judging criteria and permitted creative tools will be announced in advance.
Results identify the winners and their announced awards under the published rules.
No contest is open here. Event frequency and judging models remain undecided; V2 formats begin only after crypto readiness and operational acceptance.
02 / A finite foundation
The accepted planning allocation assigns the full proposed supply across operations, community rewards, and public sale with liquidity. These figures describe the plan; they are not an issued balance or a funded reserve.
Fixed-supply plan · 6 decimal places
| Purpose | Share | OMNI |
|---|---|---|
| Community Quests and creator competitions, with separate budgets. | 70% | 700,000,000 |
| Team & operations All operating expenses, including contributors and security. No separate founder allocation or required team vesting lock. | 10% | 100,000,000 |
| Public sale & liquidity One combined allocation for public distribution and its corresponding liquidity. | 20% | 200,000,000 |
The community’s quest-versus-contest split and the precise public-sale-versus-liquidity split remain undecided. Neither has an additional allocation outside these totals.
Metaplex Genesis Launch Pool is the candidate. Final settings, funding and acceptance remain pending; no Mainnet mint, sale date, token price or return is announced.
03 / Two distinct reward paths
The community allocation supports two separate paths: usage-based quests and independently announced competition prizes.
Eligible saved app work initially earns off-chain Activity Points. Points do not mint or transfer OMNI, and they do not promise a fixed token or cash value.
Planned redemption draws a deliberately tiny share from the remaining quest reserve. Each committed payout reduces that reserve and later OMNI per point; accumulating points alone does not change the rate or lock a future quote.
The coefficient, minimum payout, limits, fees and other redemption terms must be chosen and published. A zero-token payout must never consume points.
Each contest has an independently approved fixed token prize under its announced rules. Competition prizes do not follow the quest curve or consume quest points.
Awards must be committed and funded before becoming claimable. Separate competition and quest budgets preserve promised prizes without borrowing from each other.
The 70% community allocation must be partitioned before either reward reserve is funded.
04 / A collectible, with the creator’s consent
A future competition may award its winner an optional NFT collectible representing approved writing, video or character design. The winner receives it and chooses whether to keep it or sell voluntarily. NFT issuance and commerce are future, unimplemented features.
Creators retain the copyright and underlying writing, film and character-design rights they hold. A collectible sale transfers the collectible, without granting authorship, publishing, adaptation or character-commercialization rights.
Publication requires specific approval of the public edition, attribution and rights terms. Entering a contest alone does not authorize minting or exposing private drafts.
The same allocation applies to the first sale and every supported resale. Award delivery itself is not a sale. Network costs and their payer require separate disclosure.
A sole original creator who sells receives 94% seller proceeds plus the separate 5% creator payment: 99% total. Collaborators share one 5% pool; each does not receive another 5%.
The 5% / 1% / 94% rule needs a compatible settlement path. Enforcement by external marketplaces is not guaranteed. Supported venues, rounding, minimum prices and costs must be settled before release.
05 / Before public activation
Public wallets, new memberships and reward redemption remain closed. Funding, completed implementation and acceptance are required before activation, followed by V2 work.
Complete and verify the restrictive controller and disclose who can recover funds or change authorities.
Prove atomic points settlement, duplicate protection and recovery for uncertain claims.
Finalize launch settings, reward budgets, fees, minimums and the terms published before activation.
Complete security review and acceptance of actual wallet, membership and reward behavior.
The creative studio remains available for writing and worldbuilding while these future features are prepared.
A few useful distinctions
No. This is an informational plan. Contests need their own published event rules, and the candidate token launch has not been accepted, funded or opened.
No. Points have no fixed token or cash value. Future eligibility, migration, reserve conditions and published redemption terms determine any possible claim.
No. A future winner collectible may be kept or sold voluntarily. Underlying copyright and creative rights remain with their rightsholders.
These are V2 plans after crypto readiness and operational acceptance. No release date or contest schedule is announced.
The story continues
Explore the product roadmap or visit the fictional demo to see the narrative workspace that comes before these planned rewards.