# MERXI Social Masters · v1.0

Four production compositions are supplied at 1080 × 1080 px. The generated
backgrounds are also included so campaign teams can create approved regional
or language variants without rebuilding the visual direction.

## Final masters

| File | Direction | Primary use |
| --- | --- | --- |
| `social-matchday-live-v1.png` | Matchday arrival | Event opening on X or Instagram |
| `social-price-moved-v1.png` | Price movement | Factual market update on X or Telegram |
| `social-product-moment-v1.png` | Product moment | App / Web consideration campaign |
| `social-pearl-spectrum-v1.png` | Pearl spectrum | Master-brand launch or partnership |

## Generated background prompt set

The background layer contains no logo, typography, numbers, betting slip, or
UI. Those elements are always composed separately from the MERXI system.

1. **Matchday arrival** — a bright contemporary stadium arrival concourse at
   golden hour; warm architectural white, directional Azure light, global
   crowd, generous headline space, premium but believable, no signage.
2. **Market current** — a high-key abstract field of precise blue, aqua, gold,
   and orange linear currents moving through warm white space; directional,
   architectural, no rings, coins, text, or dark environment.
3. **Product moment** — a modern young Asian sports fan using a phone in a
   bright stadium hospitality lounge; natural expression and skin tone,
   restrained gold detail, large clean copy area, no visible app UI.
4. **Pearl spectrum** — a luminous warm-white architectural interior crossed
   by focused Azure, Aqua, Gold, and Orange light trajectories; quiet luxury,
   strong negative space, no portal, halo, chip, table, or typography.

## Production rules

- Keep essential information inside a 72 px safe area at 1080 px.
- Use Inter Tight for the statement, Inter for supporting copy, and IBM Plex
  Sans Condensed with tabular figures for odds and market values.
- Name the market, selection, unit, and time context. A percentage must state
  whether it is market-implied probability, model output, or historical rate.
- Use one focal statement and one data claim per post.
- Never generate or bake the Wave-M, wordmark, odds, or UI into a background.
