KNOWLEDGE
WITH PROOF.

Learning creates value. Most platforms fail to recognize it.

Traditional trivia ends when the score appears. Traditional learning platforms measure completion, not verifiable performance. Geek Protocol connects knowledge, competition, community-authored content, reputation, and transparent accounting in one system.

It began with a father making index cards to help his son learn to read. Geek Jr carries that beginning forward through shared early-learning activities. Geek Protocol extends the same purpose into knowledge, practice, and contribution: make learning feel worth doing.

Why Kaspa: it is the chosen network for future token settlement and ecosystem integrations. Ranked questions and scoring run on HQ’s server today. Kaspa 101 explains the network architecture and its primary sources.

A result should be earned, reproducible, and auditable.

The current Alpha keeps ranked questions, correct answers, deadlines, scoring, and leaderboards on the server. The browser receives only one shuffled question at a time and cannot directly write a score.

Start with understanding. Keep building it.

Kaspa 101 is the main Learn page: a full field guide with the live blockDAG, milestones, builder information, curriculum, and primary sources. Study with A.C.E. adds eight guided lessons with objectives and examples, three practice levels, untimed questions, explanations, saved concept feedback, and focused retries. Practice feedback does not certify mastery.

Quiz Quest adds three free solo story chapters: First Signal, Inside the blockDAG and Keys to the Grid. Complete earlier chapters to unlock each next chapter. Each has six untimed checks, independent saved progress, missed-answer review and a chapter-completion badge. Its teaching content is public and separate from private ranked questions. The badge does not certify mastery or award XP or tokens.

One hundred questions. A growing challenge.

The original 100-question challenge lives in the Gauntlet’s ten rounds of ten questions. Players choose one of eight knowledge categories and answer under a server clock. Accuracy, speed, and streaks determine the score. Round one is free; later rounds spend internal Alpha GEEK. Players can continue or close the run after each round.

• Shuffled questions and answer order
• Server-computed scores, deadlines, and category leaderboards
• Daily Signal and Speed Signal alternatives
• Memory Grid: free, untimed Kaspa word/meaning matching with explanations and sources; separate from ranked XP and credits
• Sources and explanations after every committed answer

Difficulty tiers and question quality need continuing editorial review. Public trivia results remain practice evidence, rather than a proctored qualification.

Knowledge is social, too.

Shared ten-question lobby rounds are live, including a two-seat Quick Duel room template. The full Arena is a planned expansion with dedicated rules for each format.

Build the knowledge library together.

Contributors can already submit an original question, four answers, an explanation, and a primary source. A human moderator reviews each submission before publication. A published question can receive a single first-use credit in the internal Alpha ledger when first used in ranked play.

Question-use credits stay in the internal Alpha ledger today. Creator earnings are proposed future work.

Meet Giga and A.C.E.

Character role

Giga · Community heart

The friendly robot mascot welcomes learners and carries the social side of Geek Protocol.

Character role

A.C.E. · Protocol mind

The analytical teaching host connects lessons, explanations, and future live events.

Today, A.C.E.’s Study guidance comes from authored lessons and linked sources. Adaptive tutoring and automated event hosting are future capabilities. The character world and 500-Geek identity blueprint can be explored in the Collection.

A player economy, built in stages.

GEEK is the project’s KRC-20 token on Kaspa. The pinned deployment specifies a maximum of 144 billion GEEK, eight decimal places, and no premint. The non-custodial fair-mint interface is live; game credits are a separate internal ledger.

NETWORK / STANDARD

Kaspa / KRC-20

DEPLOYMENT MAXIMUM

144 billion GEEK

PROPOSED FEE ALLOCATION

70% recycle / 30% burn

GAME REWARD STATUS

Internal Alpha credits

The original economic proposal allocates collected platform fees: 70% returns to the ecosystem’s reward funding and 30% is burned. This is a proposed fee policy, not a token-supply allocation, an active burn engine. Funding, accounting, burn evidence, and limits must be specified before implementation. Kasplex mint protocol fees are separate from this proposed HQ fee policy.

Purchases must not buy ranked score or serve as proof of knowledge. Treasury payouts, withdrawals, wagers, fee recycling, burns, and NFT settlement require their own reviewed implementation.

Build in public. Grow community control.

The founder established the project’s purpose. Core contributors and the wider community can help shape its code, content, learning experiences, and culture. The long-term goal is community ownership through a Geek Protocol DAO.

Progressive decentralization means making decisions and authority visible as they move to the community. Published governance rules must define eligibility, voting, execution, treasury custody, and accountability before those powers are activated.

No seed phrases. No hidden payout switch.

• Geek Protocol must never request or store a player’s seed phrase or private key.
• Wallet connection and signing happen only after an explicit player action.
• Identity uses short-lived, single-use server challenges, public-key/address matching, and server-side signature verification.
• Protected payout changes require fresh wallet proof; every destination starts a 72-hour future-settlement cooldown.
• Sensitive Alpha changes create pseudonymous integrity-protected audit evidence.
• Production requires both an independent Web3 application penetration test and a separate audit of value-moving settlement code.

Open the security and audit-readiness page →

From first words to professional knowledge.

The index-card beginning remains the reason for the wider ecosystem. Geek Jr carries the parent-supported early-learning direction; HQ expands into knowledge, practice, and contribution across a lifetime.

These are long-term directions. Courses, educator controls, professional assessment standards, partner integrations, and launchpad rules need separate product work and evidence.

Keep the whole vision. Ship it in stages.

Live Alpha, planned product work, proposed economics, and long-term directions are distinct stages. The roadmap follows dependencies rather than promising dates. Our current priority is to polish Learn → Study → practice → see progress. The power-up catalog and economy accounting foundation are now active work. Purchases, payouts and burns remain disabled. Free game-mode work has reopened with Memory Grid. Larger multiplayer Arena modes, DAO work, and the launchpad remain planned. Existing optional features remain available.

1. LIVE ALPHAKaspa 101, guided Study with practice levels and saved feedback, Gauntlet/Daily/Speed, free Memory Grid, progression, shared lobbies, question moderation, off-chain stickers and trades, wallet identity, weekly/monthly challenges, daily cosmetic vault, and the GEEK fair-mint interface.
2. 1 · LEARNING DEPTHGuided Study, practice feedback, weekly/monthly challenges, and the daily cosmetic vault are live. Full difficulty calibration, rewarded modules, and validated assessments remain ahead. Polish the current learning loop and gather usability feedback before reopening feature expansion.
3. 2 · GEEK ARENADedicated Duel, Team Battle, Party Mode, and Trivia Royale rules, shared authority, reconnect behavior, and event-hosting tools. Begin with practice formats.
4. 3 · CREATOR ECOSYSTEMPeer review, attribution, contributor reputation, and transparent question-use records. Design recurring creator earnings and grant processes separately.
5. 4 · PLAYER ECONOMYThe named power-up catalog, reserve status and private planning journal are available. Payment verification, inventory use, collection ownership, treasury reconciliation and independently reviewed 70/30 settlement still need completion. Monetary modes follow this work.
6. 5 · COMMUNITY GOVERNANCEPublic proposals, contributor participation, grant accountability, voting rules, and a reviewed DAO transition.
7. 6 · EDUCATION & OPEN INFRASTRUCTURESchool pilots, Geek Protocol: Pro, builder integrations, and a community launchpad after the relevant product and governance foundations exist.

Independent application security review and exact-release verification remain necessary before value-moving systems launch.

Keep the project’s memory visible.

The original documents preserve the broader vision. This October 2026 edition reconciles that vision with the current Alpha. Earlier descriptions of active rewards, passive income, decentralization, or the technical stack should be read in their original proposal context.