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Usage guide

How CALLED works

Every call starts with a stake

A caller picks a token on Robinhood Chain, chooses a direction, sets a target price and deadline, then backs the call with their own USDG. That stake seeds the market, so every call opens with real money behind it.

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01. Make the Call

Anyone can open a call. The market decides the outcome.

CALLED is an onchain market for predicting the price movements of tokens on Robinhood Chain.

Think a token will reach a certain price by a certain time? Open a CALL. Other users can take a side by betting HIT if they think you are right, or MISS if they think you are wrong.

Anyone can create a call. Anyone can take a position.
Every result is settled using onchain price data, and every call becomes part of a permanent public record.

You make the call. The market decides.

02. Built Around $CALL

The more the ecosystem is used, the more $CALL is removed from circulation.

$CALL is the core asset of the CALLED ecosystem. It can be used to participate in calls and is directly tied to the economic activity generated across the platform.

A portion of fees generated from CALL trading and $CALL pair trading is permanently burned. Another portion is used to purchase tokenized Circle stock, which is then distributed to eligible tier holders.

As activity grows across CALLED and Robinhood Chain, more $CALL is burned and more Circle stock tokens are accumulated for the ecosystem.

More calls. More burns. More Circle.

How a call works

Call it. Back it. Settle it.

A call is a challenge with money behind it. The caller makes the claim, the crowd prices the conviction, and Robinhood Chain closes the book.

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I

Make the call

A caller names a token on Robinhood Chain, a direction, a target price and a deadline, then puts their own USDG behind it.

II

Pick a side

Anyone can buy HIT shares if they think the call lands, or MISS shares if they think it won't. Every purchase moves the price.

III

Settle the call

If the target is reached and held before the deadline, HIT pays out. If not, MISS does. A winning share pays one dollar.

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The Arena Roster

If it trades on Robinhood Chain, it can enter the arena.

Stock Tokens, crypto, and launchpad tokens after they graduate. If the chain can price it, someone can call it.

Stock Tokens

Call the names everyone argues about, settled on Robinhood Chain.

Crypto

The majors and everything else with a live price on the chain.

Launchpad graduates

New tokens join the arena the moment they graduate to an open pool.

Skin in the game

Anyone can talk. A call puts money behind it.

Callers put their own capital and reputation on the line. That is what makes a call worth backing or fading.

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The stake

Every call starts with the caller's own $CALL or $USDG. That stake seeds the market from the first trade and creates a real cost for being wrong.

Your tier

Stake $CALL to claim your place in the arena. Rise from Gladiator to Centurion, Commander, and Emperor. Your tier sets your share of the rewards.

The rewards

Protocol revenue is used to acquire Circle Stock Tokens, then distributed to stakers by tier. The higher your tier, the larger your share.

Tiers

Stake $CALL. Claim your tier.

Stake $CALL to rise through the tiers. Higher tiers claim a larger share of the weekly Stock Token rewards.

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I

Emperor

44 seats

The top of the arena. The largest stake, the largest share.

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II

Commander

200 seats

Near the top. A larger stake, a larger share.

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III

Centurion

600 seats

The backbone of the tiers. A serious stake, a stronger share.

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IV

Gladiator

1,200 seats

The working tier. A modest stake, a solid share.

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V

Citizen

2,400 seats

The first seat. The smallest stake, a share of the rewards.

Tier thresholds and shares are announced with the $CALL launch.

The Circle Strategy

Base raises its banner. We take the chain.

Every empire needs a currency. Circle issues USDC, the dollar asset at the center of Base. Our thesis is simple. If Base expands, Circle stands to benefit. CALLED turns protocol revenue into Circle Stock Tokens and distributes them to $CALL stakers by tier every week.

Weekly payoutsPaid in CRCLTier decides your share

$CALL

PriceAt launch
Market capAt launch
Total supplyAt launch
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Reward pool

Circle held0Paid out once a week
Circle paid out0To date

Figures go live with the $CALL launch.

Spectators pass tokens over a stone rail as the fight below turns
A call in play
HIT the crowd believesMISS the crowd doubts
Buy the side you believe. Sell back if you change your mind.A winning share pays one dollar.
The market

The crowd sets the price.

HIT and MISS trade against each other. As more traders back the call, HIT gets more expensive and MISS gets cheaper. The later you arrive, the more conviction can cost.

Back a call early and you can buy conviction for less. Fade a popular call and you get better odds for taking the other side. Either way, the market opens with liquidity from the caller’s own stake.

Settlement

The rules are written before the fight.

Every call enters the arena with its settlement rules already set. Major calls settle from Robinhood Chain price records. DEX calls follow a watcher and dispute process.

The target price is reached on the chain's own price record.
It stays there, held for ten minutes.
The whole window closes before the deadline.

Major calls settle straight from the price record. DEX calls settle once the dispute window closes, and a challenged result gets a final ruling on chain before anything pays out.

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The arena gate opens at dawn beneath the house banner
House calls

The house keeps the arena moving.

The house posts fresh calls every day, so there is always something to back or fade. House calls are clearly marked and do not count toward the leaderboard.

Fresh calls dailyMarked House
The arena is open

Call your shot

Post a call. Back one. Fade one. Every result stays on the record.

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