How RERATED works
From scattered calls to provable influence — and markets for the traders behind them.
From call to provable influence
- 1A call happensOn Fomo, Telegram, or RERATED
- 2RERATED records itSource, timestamp, asset, and terms are anchored
- 3Wallets actQualifying Robinhood Chain trades create receipts
- 4Influence becomes visibleConviction Trees show how the idea spread
- 5The trader is reratedThe record updates; buyers decide the Trader Share price
Three assets. Three different decisions.
| Asset | What it is | What owning it does |
|---|---|---|
| $RERATED | Protocol token | Three locks: a share of fee revenue, activating one market, backing one call |
| rTRADER | Trader Share | A tradable market attached to one canonical identity |
| $TOKEN | Called asset | The token discussed in the call, traded separately |
Locking $RERATED does not buy rTRADER. Buying rTRADER does not buy $TOKEN.
Source ≠ launch ≠ execution
- From Fomo
- Call source — where the idea was published
- Launched on Pons
- Launch origin — where the token came from
- Trade through GMGN
- Execution venue — where a trade actually happens
Pons is a launch origin, not an execution venue.
What RERATED owns
- Canonical trader records
- Canonical call records
- Proof of Influence graph
- One market per trader
Start exploring
Names in the examples are placeholders, not markets.