01 · Find
Start with a person
Browse artists, athletes and creators, then read what each market measures.
People Markets · Design system 1.4
A market for the people you follow.
People Markets lets you trade on the changing public influence of artists, athletes and creators. Each listed person has a market with a price. You can trade on that price rising or falling.
You trade a financial contract, not ownership of the person or a share of their income. Trading can lose money. Costs and the market’s rules affect the result.
Artist · person market example
Tems
Illustrative mark price+2.4% · 24h
$42.80
Example values for design discussion. No listing or endorsement is implied. Photo credit.
The first explanation
A view on price, not a share in a person.
Someone’s influence may grow while a trade still loses money. The price, timing, costs and market rules all matter.
02 · Understand
Read the price
The mark price is a market value. It is not the person’s net worth, earnings or a cash balance.
03 · Decide
Choose a direction
A long view benefits from a higher price; a short view benefits from a lower one, before costs.
A simple example
Suppose a mark price starts at $40.
This comparison shows direction only. A real cash result also depends on trade size, costs and market rules.
If the price rises to $44
+10%
A long view moves with the price. A short view moves against it.
If the price falls to $36
−10%
A long view moves against the price. A short view moves with it.
Explore the system
From first visit to market detail.
The examples show how the 1.4 type, color, cards, controls and explanatory language work together across screens.
Source files
Design rules and writing
The full system includes responsive specimens. Each guide is available as a readable page with its original Markdown alongside it.