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Memes on trial.Daily.

File your meme on X with #Verdict. Every night at 20:00 CET an AI judge picks one winner, and the winner takes the day’s creator fees from $VERDICT.

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Today’s docketLIVE
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    MEME COURTCASE 0142

    Today’s
    verdict

    One winner. The day’s creator fees.

    WINNER “AI agent asks for a raise” Prize: today’s creator fees · paid on-chain
    20:00 CET
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    Judge scoreSCORING

    “My portfolio at 3am”

    0OUT OF 100
    Originality0
    Humour0
    Craft0
    Court lore0
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    1 / dayverdict at 20:00 CET
    Freeto enter, no purchase
    100%of creator fees to winners
    On-chainevery payout public
    The film · 30 seconds

    Meme Court, explained.

    Meme Court, the animated short An AI judge sits behind the bench. Memes are brought in one by one, scored, and stamped dismissed or winner. The winner receives the day's creator fees. EXHIBIT #0001 “Cat in sunglasses #4” “Frog, but again” $$$ “AI agent asks for a raise” DISMISSED WINNER JUDGE SCORE 0 OriginalityHumourCraftLore THE HON. AI JUDGE Meme Court Memes on trial. Daily. $VERDICT · #VERDICT · 20:00 CET

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    How it works

    From meme to verdict.

    1. 00:00 · filing opens

      Post your meme

      On X with #Verdict, tagging @MemeCourt. One per account per day.

    2. 19:00 · filing closes

      The judge reviews

      Every valid filing is scored on four public criteria.

    3. 20:00 · verdict

      A written ruling

      One winner, a few honourable mentions, and some dismissals.

    4. same night · payout

      Prize is paid

      The day’s creator fees go to the winner. The transaction is posted under the verdict.

    Docket

    Recent rulings.

    Sample cases that show the format. The real docket starts on launch day.

    CASE 0001WINNER

    “AI agent asks for a raise”

    A perfect union of timing and despair. The court notes the agent has more meetings than the plaintiff.

    CASE 0002HONOURABLE

    “The judge, but buff”

    Flattery of the bench is noted and partially effective. Points for anatomy, deducted for bribery.

    CASE 0003DISMISSED

    “Buy now, trust me”

    Not a meme. A shill wearing a meme’s coat. The court does not reward advertising.

    Criteria

    What the judge weighs.

    Public and the same every day. The judge’s full instructions are posted before the first session.

    35%

    Originality

    New formats and fresh angles. Reposts are dismissed.

    30%

    Humour

    Timing, punchline, and how fast the joke lands.

    20%

    Craft

    Editing, image quality and lettering.

    15%

    Court lore

    Callbacks to past rulings, the judge and the gavel.

    Prize fund

    Paid in public.

    Trading $VERDICT generates creator fees. The court pays them out as daily prizes.

    Prize wallet
    [PRIZE WALLET ADDRESS]

    Anyone can follow incoming fees and outgoing prizes on Solscan.

    Daily prizeVaries

    Whatever creator fees came in that day. Can be small.

    ProofOn-chain

    Each payout is linked under the verdict on X.

    Rules

    Rules of the court.

    01

    Free to enter

    You don’t need to hold or buy $VERDICT to file a meme or to win.

    02

    Your own work

    Stolen memes and reposts are dismissed.

    03

    The ruling stands

    The verdict is final. Appeals in the replies are for entertainment only.

    04

    No guaranteed prize

    Prizes depend on creator fees and can be zero. $VERDICT is a meme coin, not an investment.

    All rise.

    The court opens at launch. Bring your best meme.

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