I m still learning the legal and regulatory side of this space, but after studying Polymarket, I realized there might be a real future in percentage based participation models.
What really sparked this idea was an article I read recently about someone who sold their house for $2 million by letting people participate with just $2 each. That concept of collective contribution unlocking a high value asset really stuck with me.
Percent Auction is my experiment inspired by that idea. Instead of one person paying full price, many people participate in small percentages until the total reaches 100%, and then the product is awarded.
I m building this to explore what happens when access becomes fractional and participation becomes collective.
Hey Product Hunt π
I built Percent Auction after reading about a man who sold his $2M house through $2 entries.
Thousands of people paid a tiny amount for a chance to win something massive.
That idea fascinated me. Not because it was luxury. Not because it was exclusive.
But because it flipped the scale.
Small money. Big outcome.
So I started thinking β
what if we built a system entirely around that principle?
With Percent Auction, you donβt bid.
You buy a percentage share of an item.
When the total hits 100%, the wheel spins. One winner takes it all.
Itβs simple:
many small contributions,
one big result. Everyone has a chance.
Would love your honest feedback.
β Wesley