Pick a story before the market stares at it.
▸ what's on the radar gets mined
The Attention Mining Layer for Onchain Stocks.
Every stock is a mine. Every trade is hashpower.
CA:
The Eye
The market's gaze, priced.
Mining raises the story's difficulty and weight.
Current holders claim RADAR from the daily emission pool.
How It Works
Pick -> Mine -> Claim
Pick a story. Every stock and KOL on Robinhood Chain is a mine.
Mine it. Your trade is hashpower - more hashpower, harder difficulty.
Claim the RADAR earned by your mine's Power.
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The attention mining layer for onchain stocks.
Every stock is a mine. Every trade is hashpower. What's on the radar gets mined.
What RADAR is
RADAR is an attention game, played on Robinhood Chain. Real stocks and real people become mines. You're not betting that a price goes up - you're betting on what everyone will be watching next.
Attention doesn't stay on one thing. It moves. RADAR turns that movement into a visible game: enter a mine, hold the seat, earn while the story is hot, and get paid when the next miner takes it from you.
The thing you mine is RADAR. Attention is the engine, Power determines the share, and RADAR is the ore.
The core loop
Pick → Mine → Claim. Plus Boost, whenever you want.
- Pick - find a story you think will draw attention.
- Mine - pay to take the seat.
- Claim - collect the RADAR attached to a mine you currently hold.
- Boost - burn RADAR to add permanent Power to a mine.
Story Mines
Anything the market is actually watching can be a mine: a stock, a company, a KOL, a creator, a running narrative. Each mine carries four numbers:
| Number | What it is |
|---|---|
| Difficulty | the ETH cost to take the seat |
| Hashpower | the mine's weight - how much of the reward pool it pulls |
| Current holder | who's in the seat right now |
| Pool share | the % of the whole mining field this story controls |
The numbers that run the game
| Rule | Value |
|---|---|
| Starting difficulty | 0.005 ETH |
| Difficulty after each mine | ×1.1 (0.005 → 0.0055 → 0.00605...) |
| Starting hashpower | 10 |
| Hashpower per mine | ×1.1 |
| Boost rate | 5,000 RADAR → +1 Power (flat, stacks) |
| Daily emission | 1,000,000 RADAR, continuously allocated by active Power |
| Boost effect | adds hashpower only - price and the seat don't move |
Mining - taking the seat
Mining a story means paying its current difficulty in ETH and becoming the current holder. One seat per mine, one holder at a time.
What happens to what you pay:
| Slice | Goes to |
|---|---|
| 95% | the previous holder |
| 2% | RADAR buyback, sent permanently to the burn address |
| 2% | the treasury |
| 1% | the real thing - KOL → the creator's address; stock → automatically buys the matching Stock Token and holds it in the protocol reserve |
A story's first Mine sends 100% of its payment to the treasury.
Mining also raises the difficulty for whoever comes next.
Rotation - how a seat pays out
When the next miner takes the seat, the difficulty is 1.1× what you paid. The outgoing holder - you, if you held it - receives 95% of that next mine.
The math: 95% × 1.1 = 104.5% of what you put in. That's the rotation - +4.5% per turnover, before gas. Nobody promises it to you; it's just how the seat settles when the mine turns over.
The seat's other side
The seat pays when someone takes it from you. If nobody does, you keep the seat and you keep the mining rewards - but the ETH you paid went to the previous holder and the protocol, and it doesn't walk back on its own. A mine that stops attracting miners leaves its holder sitting in it.
That's the whole trade: rotation pays, stillness doesn't. Most of the game is reading whether a story is still being mined.
Claiming - and the rule that keeps you honest
The protocol emits 1,000,000 RADAR per day while at least one mine is active. Each mine receives a continuous share based on its Power divided by total active Power.
Unclaimed rewards belong to the mine, not the wallet. If another user takes the mine before you claim, the new holder receives everything still attached to it.
Boosting
Boost burns RADAR at a flat rate - 5,000 RADAR adds 1 Power to a mine. Boost Power stays with that mine permanently; it does not touch the price or take the seat.
Who boosts, and why:
- the current holder, pulling more of the reward pool toward their own seat
- a fan of the story, strengthening it without buying in
- anyone who thinks a narrative is about to get hot and wants it heavier on the radar
The vault and the reward
The protocol's reward pool is the vault, denominated in RADAR and pre-funded before emissions begin.
The vault releases a fixed 1,000,000 RADAR per day by active Power. Release pauses when no mine is active or the reserve is empty. Reserve, total Power, and claimed rewards are live on the Market page.
RADAR token
RADAR has a fixed 1,000,000,000 total supply. It powers mining rewards and is burned by Boost and the automatic 2% Mine buyback.
Roadmap
- Core market (this version): pick, mine, claim, boost, profile.
- Live onchain data: mining history, rotation history, per-story charts.
- Story creation: new mines open to the community, admin-gated first.
- Creator & KOL layer: verified profiles, creator-linked allocations.
- Deeper attention markets: watchlists, leaderboards, community-curated mines.
Each stage lands only after the one before it is stable and easy to read.
