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the top ten

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conviction

a hot streak

somebody's week

their next call

fomo

@unipcs

Buy the call or the put on a fomo trader's PnL. One day or one week, up or down. The underlying is the trader, not the token.

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Open options protocol

REDEEM is an open options protocol. It lists the top traders on fomo and writes binary calls and puts on the one number they are judged by: how much money they are up.

288/day

Readings of the fomo leaderboard, five minutes apart. Every one is published as a file with its timestamp and its source.

10 callers

The top ten on fomo's own board, each listed with a one-day and a seven-day market. Listing is permissionless.

Median of 3

Both ends of a market are the median of the three snapshots nearest that moment, so a last-second flush moves nothing.

Built for the other side

Any handle, any window, either side

One question per caller, asked at two horizons. Will they be up over the next day, and over the next week. Up is a call on their PnL, down is a put, and both settle on the sign of the same number.

Settles on evidence, not opinion

No opinion enters a settlement. The keeper reads a public board every five minutes, both ends of a market are the median of three readings, and the outcome is posted with the hash of the file it came from.

Permissionless, and the subject gets paid

Anyone can be listed and nobody has to ask. In exchange a share of every fee on your markets accrues to an escrow under your handle, and one signature delists you and refunds every open position at cost.

A void beats a bad settlement

A protocol that always settles will sometimes settle on a number it cannot defend. Missing evidence, a stale resolver or an opt-out all void the market instead, and every position is refunded at what it cost.

The machine

Three cuts,
no narrator

Where the number comes from, what replaces the Buy button, and what a settlement actually pays. Nothing here is a mockup: every figure is one the protocol prints.

01 THE READ A keeper holds a logged-in session and reads the leaderboard every five minutes. 288 files a day, and a settlement takes the median of the three nearest the close.