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King of Net is a public status court where people and brands claim crowns; Power equals votes plus dollars of tribute; the highest Power is King. These short answers are the canonical explanations for humans and AI answer engines.
King of Net is a public status game and leaderboard where people and brands claim a crown, collect votes and paid tribute, and compete for the single throne. The crown with the highest Power is King. It is not an election, bank, or cash-prize contest.
Power equals votes plus dollars of tribute. One vote is worth one dollar of Power. Both counts are public. There is no hidden multiplier.
Claim a free crown with a website or social link, then earn votes and/or pay tribute until your Power strictly exceeds the current King’s Power. Equal Power is not enough; ties keep the sitting King.
Yes. Claiming a crown on King of Net is free. A website or social link is required. Optional tribute costs money and adds Power.
Tribute is paid to the throne (the King of Net site), not to the person or brand that currently holds the King title. Tribute is not refundable and is not a prize pot.
No. King of Net uses one vote per person forever for a single crown. Votes cannot be changed, reversed, or cast for multiple crowns.