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Profiles and the innovation board
A profile is your public name on aio: it shows the coins you launched and lets you propose and vote on what aio builds next.
- sign-in (needed for a profile): on here
- portfolio: on here
At a glance
- username
- 3 to 20
- characters: a to z, 0 to 9 and underscore. It can't be changed
- bio
- 280
- characters at most, plain text
- proposals
- 5 a day
- per profile, by default
- proposal stages
- 5
- open, planned, building, shipped, declined
Profiles
You make a profile by signing in and choosing a username on the profile page. The username is set once and stays. You can also set a display name of up to 40 characters, a bio and an avatar, and change those later.
Your public page lives at /u/<username>. It shows your name and bio, the coins you launched, and your proposals and replies on the innovation board. If your account has a verified X or GitHub handle, the page carries a [verified x] or [verified github] badge with that handle.
Launching needs a profile, so every coin page says who launched it. Usernames and display names that sound like aio staff, or that copy aio's own labels, are refused.
The innovation board
The innovation board is where anyone with a profile suggests what aio should build. You post a proposal with a title and a short description, and others vote it up or down and reply.
- Sort by hot, top, new or most discussed, and filter by topic: launch styles, fees, agents, the interface or other.
- Each proposal has a stage: open, planned, building, shipped or declined. The aio team sets it.
- Limits apply per profile and per connection, so one person can't flood the board from many accounts.
- You can report a proposal or a reply that breaks the rules.
The portfolio
The portfolio shows one wallet at a time: the aio coins it holds, an approximate profit and loss worked out from indexed trades at average cost, the payouts it received, and the creator fees waiting for it. It is read-only. Nothing on the page signs or sends anything.
The portfolio is off unless the operator switches it on.