Pick a goal. Lock your collateral. Prove your progress.
Every step is written on-chain.
Making a promise and breaking it is free. Persona Pact puts a real price on it: you start by locking your own PACT. Keep your word and you get it back, plus a reward. Break it and you lose it.
The protocol enforces the rules, not us. Once you start, the terms don't change, the deadline doesn't move, and there are no exceptions. Nobody makes the call — and that is exactly what makes you take your word seriously.
Every protocol has its own duration, its own rhythm and its own rules. Pick one, read the terms, start.
Fitness
Waiting for the mobile app. Tracks your progress through the photos you take with your camera.
Personal growth
Mental Compilation and Accumulation are live on the web. Dopamine Embargo and Morning Operation are waiting for the mobile app.
Coming soon
In development
Entrepreneurship
In development. Uses server activity to verify that you actually worked every day.
App
Making a promise is easy.
Proving it is hard.
The screens below are taken from the app itself. The numbers are examples; the screens are real.
You choose what you commit to.
Every protocol spells out its terms: duration, rhythm, collateral and the cost of failure. You can't start without reading them.
1,000 PACT is locked on-chain.
The collateral leaves your wallet and sits in the protocol itself. You can't withdraw it early, and we can't touch it manually — the protocol makes the call.
The clock starts.
One deposit every 48 hours. The window opens for the last 24 hours, then closes. The countdown on screen shows exactly when the protocol checks.
Every step is written to Celestia.
The proof isn't stored on our server; it lives on the data layer. It can't be changed afterward — not even by us.
Keep it: reward. Break it: burn.
Finish and your collateral comes back with your reward. Fail and 47% of your collateral is burned for good. Your deposits come back to you either way.
Keep it and you earn.
Break it and it's gone.
Every protocol runs on PACT. The 1,000 PACT you lock at the start is your collateral — the rest of your wallet is never touched. If you don't complete the protocol, only that collateral is liquidated: part of it is burned, the rest is redistributed.
Choose a protocol
Mental Compilation / Accumulation
Lock your collateral
1,000 PACT held by the protocol
Complete the steps
Take the test or make your deposit
Your proof is sealed
Every step is written to Celestia
Keep your word
Your collateral comes back, plus a reward
Break it
Your collateral is liquidated; your savings come back
- 01The promise is brokenThe test is skipped or failed, or a cycle's deposit isn't made on time.
- 02The protocol settlesRules written before you started make the call. No exceptions.
- 03The collateral is splitThe locked 1,000 PACT is divided as shown below.
- 47%BurnedNo one can ever use it again; total supply goes down.
- 50%To the reward poolPaid out as rewards to those who keep their word.
- 3%To the teamCovers development and infrastructure.
The deposits you save in Accumulation are never part of this split — they always come back to you.
Immutable
proof layer
The record of every step you take lives on Celestia, not on our server. Once written, it can't be changed — not by you, and not by us.
Writing the proof and settling the protocol are separate. Even if the data layer is unreachable and a proof can't be recorded, your collateral is never left hanging; the protocol still settles.
- You take your stepYou make your deposit or take the test.
- The result is verifiedThe protocol's rules are applied.
- The record goes to CelestiaAnyone can read it. No one can change it.
- The chain settlesYour PACT comes back or is burned.
Persona Pact is built on well-established findings in behavioral science and economics. Every card links to its source — click through and read the paper itself.
Habit formationLally et al., 2009
Among participants, a new behavior repeated daily took a median of 66 days to become automatic, ranging from 18 to 254 days depending on the person. Accumulation's 60- and 120-day durations sit inside that range.
Commitment devicesBryan, Karlan & Nelson, 2010
When people know they'll be tempted to give up later, they voluntarily choose arrangements today that make giving up expensive later. Locking collateral is exactly that kind of arrangement.
Loss aversionKahneman & Tversky, 1979
A loss weighs more than a gain of the same size. That's why the protocol leads with the collateral, not the reward: the prospect of losing drives you harder than the prospect of gaining.
The pull of instant gratificationAinslie, 1975
A large reward far away loses value against a small pleasure close at hand, and preferences flip at the last moment. Ainslie describes the remedy as committing in advance; the protocol does this by bringing the loss into the present.
This time,
see it through.
NO EXCUSES. THERE IS A PRICE.
