The On-Ramp

Watch. Trade.

Start here, because it is the whole game. The video screen has one toggle. Watch is the pure feed: videos, no charts, no tickers, no noise, the cleanest thing you have ever scrolled. Trade snaps every coin, chart, and buy button into place. Same feed, two modes, one tap between them.

Friction is where every other attempt at this died. To trade a coin you normally leave the app, find an exchange, make an account, fund it, copy a contract address, set a slippage you do not understand, and pray. Most people quit somewhere in the middle. ChainRot deletes all of it. The wallet is already there, the coin is already on the screen, and the gap between wanting it and owning it is a single tap.

That toggle is how someone who has never bought a token in their life ends up holding one. They watch. They tap. They're in.

The feeds

More than one way to scroll.

The feed isn't one thing. The same swipe shows you people, coins, or pure price, depending on the mode you're in.

• The video feed.For You and Following: short-form video, the default front door.
• Rot mode.Flip the feed from videos to coins, a vertical, chart-forward scroll of nothing but markets. Same motion, aimed straight at the action.
• The Charts Feed.A feed of live charts you swipe through and buy from in one tap. The doomscroll, pointed at the market.

The VideoCoin

Any video can be a coin.

This is what you are trading. We call it a VideoCoin. You make a video, fill out a quick launch card, name it, pick a ticker, drop in the art and your links, and it goes live as a real coin on Solana. From then on the video and the coin are locked together, one and the same, moving in parallel. The buy button sits right on the video, so you watch it and you can own a piece of it without leaving the screen.

It is a real coin on-chain, with its own address, the same as any token. The difference is you never have to go find that address, copy it, or paste it into some other app. The market comes to the video instead of the other way around.

• One video, one coin.The video and the coin are the same thing, launched together.
• Fixed supply.One billion coins are created at launch, and no one can ever mint more.
• A fair launch.No presale, no team allocation, no insider who bought in before you. The creator starts on the exact same curve as the stranger who shows up ten seconds later.
• Free to start.ChainRot charges nothing to launch a coin. You cover only the network's own fee.
• Trades on the video.Buy and sell right on the video, in one tap, with no site to leave.
• Opt-in.Not every video is a coin. It's a choice the creator makes.

Three ways in

One VideoCoin, three ways to use it.

A VideoCoin is not one rigid thing. Here is what you can do with one, starting with the simplest.

The Door

Pair a VideoCoin to a stock.

This is the one that stops the scroll. Tie your VideoCoin to a real stock, and the stock becomes part of the market itself, not something you mentioned in a caption. It is the actual thing your coin trades against. When Nvidia moves, your coin moves with it. Wall Street's chart, on Solana, from your phone. No brokerage. No bank. No suit signs off on it. Buyers never have to touch the stock, open an account, or ask permission. They just trade the coin.

For two hundred years the door to Wall Street was locked, and you were on the wrong side of it. Not anymore. You just walked a video through it.

Communities

Make content for coins that already exist.

You don't have to launch your own to play. Take a coin that's already live on-chain, launched anywhere, and attach it to your video. Now you're making content for a community that already exists, with the buy button on your video. Shill the thing you actually believe in, to the people who already hold it, and let new eyes buy it without leaving the feed.

• Attach an existing coin.Any coin already live on-chain drops straight onto your video.
• Tap into a real community.Your content becomes a front door to a crowd that's already there.
• The trade stays on the video.New eyes buy right there, not on some other site.

The Engine

The algorithm is the moat.

A VideoCoin is a real market, so buying and selling move the price the way they move any market. But what drives it is attention: the videos people actually watch are the ones that pull buyers in, and the buyers move the price. Real eyes become real buyers become a real price. Because there is no presale and no insider ahead of you, nothing moves a VideoCoin except the attention it earns.

So the algorithm is not a nice-to-have. It is the product. A market built on attention is worthless if the attention is fake, which makes attention the single most valuable thing to fake, which means the hardest engineering in the whole company goes into deciding what attention is real. This is the part that took the most work, and it is the moat.

It does not count views. It weighs them.

• Did you actually watch?Watch time and completion matter; a thumb flying past does not.
• Are you real?Account age and genuine history count. An account born this morning to pump one coin barely registers.
• One person, or one operation?A thousand independent strangers count for far more than one crew running a thousand accounts. Coordinated and looping behavior gets discounted on sight.
• Did it earn it over time?A spike has to hold up before it is allowed to matter, and no single coin can climb faster than the cap. Manufactured pumps burn out before they pay off.

Real attention never prints new supply; every coin is fully minted at launch. What the algorithm decides is who gets seen, and there is no budget, no back door, no bot army that buys past it. You cannot pay your way to the top of ChainRot. You have to be worth watching. Real attention is expensive to fake and impossible to fake at scale.

Reputation

The ordinary person finally gets paid.

Every viral moment has two authors. The one who made it, and the one who saw it first. The internet was built on both and paid neither.

Make something, and you build a VideoCoin. Spot something early, and you build a name: a track record of being right before the crowd, built from what you actually did, that nobody can fake.

• TrenchIDScores any wallet from 0 to 200 on what it really traded: a rank, an archetype, a verdict, straight from on-chain history, shareable as a card.
• TrenchshotRebuilds any coin's chart and replays a wallet's real buys and sells across it, the wins and the wreckage, as a video you post.
• Culture CreditYour running record of taste: proof you were early and right before the crowd showed up.

Reputation here is receipts, not a bio. This is where the next generation of names gets made, on purpose, with proof behind every one.

The Network

A real social app, not a casino with a feed.

Underneath the market is an actual social network, and it is the reason the market has anything to price. You can use the whole thing and never touch a coin.

• The feed.Vertical, swipeable, sound on. For You and Following lanes.
• Profiles with personality.A page with a mood, a bio, an accent color, and a profile anthem that plays when someone lands on you, a Top 8 for your closest frens, and a guestbook anyone can sign.
• The Wall.A written feed for takes, calls, and gm, right beside the video feed on desktop.
• Everything you expect.Follow, like, comment, repost, bookmark, and direct messages.
• Sounds.Any audio can be reused to seed a new video, the trend loop that makes short-form move.
• Search.Across people, tickers, and sounds, plus live coins.

Live

Go live, pin a coin, trade the room.

Creators can go live and pin a coin to the stream. The room watches, reacts, and trades in real time while the creator broadcasts, and viewers earn while they watch. It turns a launch into an event and an audience into a market, all in the same place at the same time.

Prediction markets

Call what pops.

Attention is something you can have an opinion about before the crowd catches up, so ChainRot lets you put that opinion on the line. Take a side on a simple question about a video or a creator, will this pop, will it hit the number, and it settles on what actually happens, judged by the result, not by a house.

It plugs straight into live streams. A creator goes live, pins a coin, and the room calls the outcome in real time while it unfolds: will they hit the follower target on this stream, will the coin cross the line before the clock runs out. The broadcast becomes a market of its own, moving with the room.

• Props.Yes-or-no calls on a video or a creator. Take a side, and the result proves you right or wrong.
• Live prediction markets.Outcomes that resolve during a stream, so the room is trading the moment as it happens.
• Settled on the real thing.Every market pays out on what actually occurred, not on someone's say-so.

The Terminal

A real trading desk, for the ones who want it.

Scrolling is the front door. Behind it is a full terminal for people who live on charts, and it is the same app, not a separate product.

• One-tap wallet.A wallet is built in, no seed phrase, no extension. Trade in a tap, and export your own keys to full self-custody whenever you want.
• Real order control.Independent buy and sell slippage with presets, and priority-fee tiers (Fast, Turbo, or custom) for how hard your trade pushes to land.
• Discovery.A live markets board, a scanner that shows which known wallets are in a heating coin, and auto-generated videos of the top movers.
• Know before you ape.A rug scan on risky coins, top-holder and liquidity checks, and warnings before a dangerous buy.
• Your bags.Live positions and profit-and-loss, and alerts that reach your phone when the app is closed.

Proof of Attention

You earn just for being here.

Attention is the asset, so ChainRot measures it and pays it out. Every real action, watching, posting, commenting, trading, earns XP. XP levels you up, and levels open up more of the app. It is quality-weighted and capped so nobody can grind it with a bot farm, and it converts into $ROT. There are badges for what you have done, streaks for showing up, and a running Season with a points race pointed at a projected reward. The people who bring the attention are the people who get paid.

The Economy

The money stays in.

$ROT runs the whole thing. It has a fixed supply on Solana, and no one can mint more. The money this place makes gets fed back into this place: the coins, the creators, the people bringing the attention. It does not leak out to a company skimming the top. It circulates.

For now the economy is run by hand, on purpose. Every transaction gets a set of eyes on it while this thing finds its feet. When an automated system earns the wheel, it takes it. Not before.

The Surfaces

The whole app, on any screen.

This is not a phone app with a cut-down website bolted on. Everything works everywhere. You can watch, launch, trade, go live, and use every feature on your phone or your desktop. What changes is the layout, because the two screens want different things.

On desktop, the feed plays on the left while a live rail sits on the right. That rail is the Timeline, the Wall, a written feed of takes and calls, and it flips to a Trade deck with the coin's chart and a buy or sell ticket. You watch a video and trade its coin at the same time, without covering either one.

On your phone, it's one column built for the thumb. You scroll videos, and the trade ticket, the charts, the Wall, and your bags are all a tap away, docked in place when you need them. Full app, nothing removed, all of it in your hand.

Same app, laid out for the device. Nothing is missing on either.