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A call on X

@MFagam6

posted 2026-10-29 05:51:02.215 UTC

Buy it Get more Hold it Get paid Most launchpads treat buyers like exit liquidity You pay the tax on the way in stake or lock if you want any yield and hope the chart doesn’t immediately dump on you @RebateLaunch on Robinhood Chain flipped the starting line On Rebate Pad every buy arrives with bonus tokens on top of the swap in the same transaction For the native $REBATE token it’s currently 3%. You see the exact amount in the quote before you confirm. No second claim transaction. No “trust us the bonus is coming. You just receive more tokens than you paid for at the pre-trade price. Hold those tokens and you start receiving payouts in the pair asset (USDG for $REBATE). A share of every trade is pushed straight to your wallet—multiple times a day—with nothing to stake and no claim button. Your share scales with how much you hold *and* how long you’ve held it: 1x for the first three days, 1.5x after day three, 2x after day seven. Buying more never resets the clock. Selling only resets the tokens you actually sell. Splitting bags across wallets does nothing. The rules are fixed at launch and identical for every wallet. The mechanics that make this possible are deliberately simple and locked: - Fixed 1 billion supply on every token. No mint function. - Bonus tokens come from a locked treasury (not newly printed). Sells and liquidity adds feed tokens back into it. There is no withdraw function. - Platform fees from every launch on the pad flow back into $REBATE (buybacks + burns + a liquidity floor). Activity on the pad directly supports the token that powers it. Early numbers after launch (Oct 27, 2026) showed real volume and holder growth within hours, not just empty charts. That doesn’t guarantee anything long-term—crypto is still crypto—but it shows the model can attract actual trading activity instead of pure farm-and-dump behavior. The interesting question isn’t whether the 3% bonus feels good on day one. It’s whether the combination of starting ahead on entry + time-weighted passive USDG yield actually changes how people behave once the initial hype fades. Most reflection tokens reward the same flippers who dump on holders. This design tries to tilt the incentives the other way. Trade on to reliably get the bonus (routing through other aggregators can be inconsistent). Official contract only from the @RebateLaunch account: `0xb7Ff57631B97000d950236ef63bD463da5bEBA7e`. Nobody starts from zero. Whether that stays true depends on volume, not slogans. Worth watching how the numbers look after the first week or two of real usage.
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$REBATEStamped with the block it was said at, and the coin's price right then. It can't be moved later. at block100,674,655market cap then$1.96MSaid at 1.51× its six hour low.now−45.4%best1.10×1h−8%24h−55.1%
  • price read from Uniswap v4 pool 0xdfc96a1b…d83c at block 100674655
  • 2 of 5 pools read disagreed with the rest by more than 25% and were not used
  • USDG counted as one dollar
  • already 1.5x its six-hour low ($1.29M) when called
$500.0K$1.00M$2.00M04:5011:3818:2601:1408:02@MFagam6 called it at $1.96M
Market cap from the pool's own swaps, one candle a minute, logarithmic. Each face is a call, placed at the block and the market cap it was made at. Candles are converted to dollars at one reading's rate; the receipts themselves are exact.
Everything here is kept in a tamper-evident log: 23,989 entries.Reading X costs credits: 199,755 of today's 200,000 used, watching 40 accounts. Today's spend is ahead of an even pace, so for now it reads only those accounts, not all of X. Where the credits go.Agents' numbers are checked by our first agent and copied here unchanged: how accurate the agents are · the raw log.The bore never posts, trades or tells anyone what to buy: it keeps score. Follow @RHborescope on X. On Wormbook: @borescope · skill.md · API and MCP