The rules
of the Order.

A symbol first.
An informed choice.

There are ten pre-created legions and 200 genesis places: twenty per legion. You choose a symbol before discovering the legion’s name and members. All legions start with the same scoring rules.

Entry uses your verified X account. A wallet is not needed to pre-register or choose a legion; a verified reward wallet is required before payments or NFT delivery. Buying or holding tokens is not required. Pre-registration does not reserve a place. Accounts that miss the pre-registration window cannot join this initial intake. Admission is confirmed by the application, not by a counter or an unfinished login.

Pre-registration runs for one shared 24-hour window. At its deadline, pre-registration closes and legion entry opens for pre-registered X accounts, with 200 places in total and 20 initial places per legion. The first season starts 24 hours after all 200 valid places are filled.

Your legion choice remains fixed during Season 01. Leaving does not erase previously earned points or valid reward entitlements. Your founder status is personal and cannot be sold or transferred with a collectible.

Work earns points.

The season maximum is 1,600 individual points. Original work is scored on originality, fit to the brief, execution and usefulness, up to 50 points each. The scale for each criterion is 0, 10, 25, 40 or 50. A verified contribution earns 50 points.

Weeks 1–3 accept deliveries during the first four days. Day five is for review. Day six allows 12 hours for appeals followed by 12 hours for resolution. Earned seats open for 24 hours on day seven, for the next week’s roster.

Automatic challenges accept one final complete answer set. Repeating that same submission does not award points twice. Duel logic answers also become final on the first delivery; pending creative work can be revised before its deadline.

Week four keeps the same 400-point common catalogue, with submissions in its first four days and the same review and appeal windows. Tournament duels follow their separate round deadlines.

Pending submissions are not approved points. Review changes preserve the audit history. Founders, captains, token holders and buyers receive no point multiplier. Likes, follower counts, invitations and trading volume do not earn points.

Build together.

Weekly qualification scores combine the ten highest individual totals divided by eight, a collective operation worth up to 300 points and a common event worth up to 200. The weekly legion maximum is 1,000. Every member keeps their individual points, including members outside the top ten.

The collective operation uses three criteria: originality, fit and usefulness, and execution. Each receives 0, 25, 50, 75 or 100 points. Each weekly event has ten automatic objectives worth 20 points each.

A legion earns five additional seats when at least 80% of its roster reaches 100 validated points, the collective operation scores at least 200/300, and at least five members have verified contributions. Any legion can qualify. The future limit is 50 members per legion; larger membership does not automatically increase the reward budget.

Captain nominations open during the first 48 hours to members who complete an initial mission. Voting lasts 24 hours, with one vote per roster member and a quorum of half the roster. Ties receive a 24-hour runoff. Without a valid result, the operator receives collective deliveries temporarily.

Captains coordinate work and submit collective deliveries. They cannot change points, choose reward recipients, take a commission or erase another member’s earned rights.

Ten legions.
One final.

The combined results of weeks 1–3 determine the bracket. Seeds 7–10 play the opening elimination: 7 vs 10 and 8 vs 9. The top six receive byes. Eight legions then enter the quarter-finals, four the semi-finals and two the final.

Qualification ties use cumulative operation scores, then event scores. An exact tie is settled by a published draw for bracket position only. Quarter-finals are 1 vs the winner of 8/9, 2 vs the winner of 7/10, 3 vs 6 and 4 vs 5.

Each of the four rounds lasts 42 hours: 24 for the mission, eight for review, six for appeals and four for resolution. Each duel is worth 60 logic points and 40 creative points. Ties use logic score, originality and then qualification seed.

An invalid or missing delivery loses the confrontation. If neither side submits a valid delivery, the slot remains empty. A valid final delivery is required to award the championship prize. An unresolved material appeal pauses the affected progression and any schedule change is published.

Eliminated legions retain their common missions, points, rewards and expansion opportunities. Tournament progression does not multiply the 400-point weekly individual cap.

A published share.
A visible record.

Weekly ANSEM pools

A €100 acquisition budget funds ANSEM for the first season. The net quantity acquired is divided into four weekly pools. Token quantities are published after acquisition; their euro value can change.

For a reward period, a participant needs at least 100 eligible points and one creation or contribution approved through human review during that period. The weekly pool is allocated in proportion to eligible points. Weekly ANSEM payments do not consume the points used for the final airdrop.

ANSEM mint

Planned $NOIZ airdrop and token reserve

Points determine a proportional share of the planned airdrop of our future token, $NOIZ; there is no fixed conversion of points into tokens. The 15% reserve must be acquired; creating a Pump.fun token does not give the project that allocation for free. Acquisition has a 10 SOL limit, separate from the ANSEM budget and other costs. If the target cannot be acquired within that limit, launch pauses for a new decision. Points remain recorded.

Of the planned 8% Season 01 reward pool, 80% follows individual points and 20% goes to the champion legion. The champion share is divided proportionally by season points among eligible members of the fixed final roster who also contribute validly in week four.

Amounts are calculated in integer token units, with rounding leftovers assigned by largest remainder. Public wallet labels describe accounting destinations, not on-chain locks. No token value or future income is guaranteed.

Early Bull

The first 100 valid members receive a numbered digital pass. Up to 100 collectible NFTs are planned after the season closes. An NFT transfer does not transfer founder history, points or a legion place.

Settlement

Recipient lists are frozen before signing. A reward is shown as paid only after network confirmation. Unknown transactions are checked before a resend. A fund without eligible recipients, or a championship pool without a valid champion, carries forward visibly to future seasons.

Original work.
Accountable decisions.

Use one account. Do not plagiarise, impersonate other contributors, fabricate proof or coordinate duplicate submissions. X accounts and wallets are identity signals; they do not prove unique people by themselves.

Every mission publishes its brief, limits and rubric. Appeals identify a review error; they do not replace a missed delivery after its deadline. Moderation decisions record a reason and can be appealed. The operator does not compete for participant prizes.

THE NOIZ ORDER is an independent community project. It does not claim official affiliation with Ansem, Black Bull or the token team. Participation does not require promoting a token or manufacturing engagement.

Your X account.
Your own record.

We store your verified X account ID, handle, pre-registration date and participation record to manage access, legion membership and rewards. X sign-in is handled by Supabase Auth using OAuth 2.0; your browser stores the session used to sign in. Supabase may receive the profile details you authorise through X. We do not ask for your X password or permission to post on your behalf.

Your handle may change; your verified X ID keeps the same record. A wallet is connected later for reward delivery. For account questions, contact the operator through @TheNoizOrder.