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Nutanica.com
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Truth of Stake
Type of site
Encyclopedia
Available in1 languages
List of languages
English
FoundedJanuary 1, 2025; 22 months ago (2025-01-01)
Miami, Florida, U.S.
Headquarters,
U.S.
Area servedWorldwide
Founder(s)Price Givens
Key peopleCrank
Eriksson Monteiro
Danny D'Brito
IndustryInternet
Revenue700,000,000 MLX June-July 2026
URLwww.nutanica.com
AdvertisingTangled Ad Network, Adsense
RegistrationRequired to edit
Users<1,000
LaunchedJanuary 1, 2025; 22 months ago (2025-01-01)
Current statusActive

Nutanica.com is an encyclopedic resource that uses economics and game theory to incentivize knowledge creators and reduce irrelevant or incorrect content. Nutanica uses Millix as the reserve currency.

Own a page, earn from its readers

Every article on Nutanica can be owned. The owner stakes Millix on it and receives the advertising revenue from its page views.

  1. Open any article.
  2. Choose Tools → Stake To Claim.
  3. To be paid, have a Tangled.com account and enter your Tangled API key in your Nutanica account preferences.

A page someone already owns can be taken over with a higher stake.

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The economic model for Nutanica allows users to stake Millix to have ownership in articles and receive advertising revenue from page views on the article. Nutanica uses Tangled.com as the custodial Millix wallet to send and receive Millix to and from Nutanica. For Nutanica users to be paid, they must have a Tangled.com account and enter their Tangled API key in their Nutanica account preferences.

Any Nutanica user can acquire ownership of an article by going to the article, selecting Tools -> Stake To Claim.

Platform

Nutanica uses the open source codebase from WikiMedia. Refer to WikiMedia documentation for formatting tutorials and tips.

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  • 15:5915:59, 31 October 2026 Self-mastery (hist | edit) [4,560 bytes] Sinfulee (talk | contribs) (New article on self-mastery: definition, background in Greek philosophy (enkrateia and akrasia in Xenophon, Plato, and Aristotle), its place as an aim of Psychegenesis through Innerstar Actualization, Hyperawareness, and Willforming, and its relation to other Neogenian concepts.)
  • 15:5915:59, 31 October 2026 Gospel of Thomas (hist | edit) [4,647 bytes] Sinfulee (talk | contribs) (New article on the Gospel of Thomas: its discovery among the Nag Hammadi codices in 1945, the Greek fragments from Oxyrhynchus, its content and main themes, scholarly debate on date and character, and its Neogenian reading on self-knowledge and bringing forth what lies within.)
  • 15:5815:58, 31 October 2026 Allegory of the Cave (hist | edit) [4,279 bytes] Sinfulee (talk | contribs) (New article on the Allegory of the Cave from Book VII of Plato's Republic: the story, its interpretation within the dialogue and in later thought, and its Neogenian reading, which stresses the discomfort and gradual adjustment of leaving an inherited picture of the world.)
  • 15:5815:58, 31 October 2026 Resurrection (hist | edit) [4,797 bytes] Sinfulee (talk | contribs) (New article on resurrection: definition and distinction from reincarnation, views in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, the inward understanding of resurrection in the Gospel of Philip, and its Neogenian use as an image for the end of an old self within one life, distinct from Deathcurrent.)
  • 15:5815:58, 31 October 2026 Metanoia (hist | edit) [3,473 bytes] Sinfulee (talk | contribs) (New article on metanoia, the Greek word for a change of mind: its meaning in the New Testament, the long debate over translating it as repentance, conversion, or penance, its use for prostration in Orthodox practice, and its Neogenian reading as an honest change of mind, linked to related concepts.)
  • 15:5715:57, 31 October 2026 Archon (hist | edit) [4,469 bytes] Sinfulee (talk | contribs) (New article on the Greek term archon, meaning ruler: its civic use for the chief magistrates of Greek cities, its use in Gnostic texts such as the Apocryphon of John and the Gospel of Philip for the rulers of the material world, differing interpretations, and a Neogenian reading of archons as unexamined inner rules, with links to related concepts.)

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