You are contradicting yourself. How will you prevent abuse on a decentralized platform? Those who have the technical capacity to create millions of bots will win there. I think the best movie is the one that the audience votes for with their money/time - so the box office and the number of views should be the main indicators.
It will be even more interesting to watch how they will then deal with what result was screwed up by bots or some other tricky methods. And then there will be lawsuits. Who is right, who is wrong, and as a result, everyone will get so confused that you won’t understand at all who really is the main favorite of this vote. And how to be a bookmaker if someone disputes the winnings. The bookmaker will have to somehow try to collect the money back.
This is unrealistic and will not work. In short, complete insanity.
Bookmakers have no problem with this - according to the rules of service, all their decisions are final and the player agrees to this in advance. If there are any incomprehensible contradictory or suspicious situations, the bookmakers declare the events to be void and return bets with odds of 1.
Here it is interesting what happens when it becomes clear that voting through Twitter is somehow rigged by bots or in some other way. And then they will begin to figure out where the right legitimate votes are, and where these are bots. And as a result, I think they will not be able to fully figure it out. And it turns out that the film sort of won, but it seems like it didn’t. And for his competitor as well.
In short, there will be two great films worth watching. Or even three.
