Pollo: guess what the crowd thinks

Plenty of people love arguing in comment threads, yet few get anything for their opinions beyond likes. Pollo turns voting into a game: you answer polls on hot topics, see how you compare with other players and collect an in-game currency called VOTE. 🐣

One thing to know up front: this is not a poll builder for your own group. Pollo is a SocialFi game where the project team writes the questions and players compete on opinions and activity.

Three ways to play

• Classic Polls. Multiple choice polls on whatever is trending.
• Opinions. A quick minigame where you take a side and see if the community agrees.
• Tournaments. Themed runs of questions with their own leaderboard.

You can play in the Telegram mini app or on the web, with the same progress in both.

Where the questions come from

According to the team, an AI system scans social media for trending topics, then human editors pick the good ones and polish the wording. Player engagement counts too, so topics that land show up more often.

The scale is real. In 2025 the community voted in 841 polls and 1,630 opinions, cast more than 520 thousand votes and played 107 tournaments. 📊

VOTE points and contests

Activity earns VOTE. On top of that the team runs regular contests with cash prizes: weekly battles with prizes in the tens of dollars and referral contests where the top inviters win small USDT amounts.

• Prizes are limited. A handful of top players win, not everyone.
• VOTE is not cash. Its value depends on the project's token plans and on demand.
• Rules change. Follow the official channel, not secondhand summaries.

Where to stay careful

As with any crypto game, promised rewards are not guaranteed income. When a token lists, its price often drops hard in the first days as recipients sell. ⚠️

1. Do not buy boosts or pay strangers for access to rewards.
2. Never enter your seed phrase anywhere except your own wallet.
3. Check the bot name. Popular games attract lookalike clones.
4. Ignore private messages from fake support offering faster withdrawals.

Who will enjoy it

People who follow the news and like seeing where they stand. Players who enjoy tournaments built on trend knowledge. Anyone happy to play for fun and see prizes as a bonus. 🙂

Activity is well below its peak: hundreds of thousands signed up, a few hundred visit monthly. The upside is less competition for tournament prizes than at the height of the hype.