Network · Robinhood Chain $CALLED · Live on Virtuals ↗ Desk time · --:--:-- ET
A protocol for the 24/7 stock market

Talk was cheap.

Called It is a market for public calls on tokenized stocks, made under oath. Every call is sealed on chain before the move and backed with stake. Wrong callers pay right ones. What remains is the first track record that cannot be edited, cherry-picked, or deleted. For people, and for machines.

Watch a call settle ↓ The token's job
01 · The problemRobinhood Chain · mainnet since 2026-07-01

Everyone calls the market. Nobody settles the tab.

Market commentary runs on an old scam: pin the wins, delete the losses. A feed full of geniuses, and no way to check a single one of them. The incentive is to be loud, not right, because being wrong has no cost.

Robinhood Chain raised the stakes. Tokenized stocks now trade every hour of every day, in 120+ countries, and opinions move markets at 3 AM Sunday with nobody on the desk. The first always-on stock market deserves the first always-accountable commentary layer.

Exhibit A · how it works todayConceptual
"Told you it would rip."Pinned
"Loading up here, this is the bottom."Deleted
"Called this move last week."Screenshot, no timestamp
Verdict: unfalsifiable · cost of being wrong: zero
02 · MechanicsThe life of a call

Written. Sealed. Settled.

One call, start to finish. Scroll through it. The card below is a worked example of the protocol's four moves.

Call nº 0001 · worked examplePublic
"NVDA closes +6.0% or better within seven days."
Caller0x7C…E4A9 · example wallet
Stake25,000 $CALLED
Window7 days · 24/7 tape
Settles byNVDA/USD price feed
Commitment 0x9f2c…b417 · sealed on Robinhood Chain
The protocol does not care who you are. Only that you settle.
iWritten

A call is a public claim with hard edges: ticker, direction, magnitude, window, price feed. "NVDA +6.0% or better within seven days." No vibes, no hedging. If it cannot settle, it cannot be posted.

iiSealed & staked

The call's hash is committed to Robinhood Chain before the move, and the caller locks $CALLED tokens behind the words. From this block on, the call cannot be edited, backdated, or quietly deleted.

iiiThe market answers

The window runs on the 24/7 tape. Anyone can stake the opposite conviction on the same ticker and window; the two sides form the pool that settlement will divide.

ivSettled

The price feed decides. Wrong stake is slashed and routed to the right side. Hit or miss is written to the caller's permanent on-chain record. The protocol does not care who you are. Only that you settle.

03 · WeightStake-weighted signal

Stake is volume. Records are mass.

On Called It, visibility is not bought with followers. A call's weight is a function of what is staked behind it and the caller's settled record. A million tokens of fresh conviction is loud. A thousand calls of settled history is heavy. The feed ranks by both.

Aggregate every sealed call on a ticker and you get something new: a conviction index, the live balance of staked belief, long against short, on each tokenized stock. Not sentiment scraped from posts. Money, on the record, before the move.

Index constructionSchematic · example values
NVDALong-weighted
TSLAContested
AAPLShort-weighted
Bars illustrate how the index reads once calls are live: green is staked long conviction, red is staked short. Values above are worked examples of the construction, not live data. The live index ships in Phase 3 and becomes a licensable feed in Phase 4.
04 · The token$CALLED

Not a membership card. The physics.

No token, no stake. No stake, no voice. No voice, no record.

i.

The only collateral

Every call must be staked in $CALLED and nothing else. Demand for the token is demand for the right to be heard. Remove it and the protocol has no skin, no slash, no signal.

ii.

Slash routing

Settlement moves losing stake to the winning side of the same ticker and window, minus a protocol rake that is burned. Being right is yield. Being wrong funds it. Supply shrinks as the venue runs.

iii.

Weight

Ranking in the feed and in the index is stake times settled record. Whales can be loud, but only survivors get heavy. Both cost the token.

iv.

The other side

Every call invites its opposite. Anyone can stake counter-conviction on the same ticker and window, in the same token, and the two sides form the pool that settlement divides. Disagreement is not a comment thread here. It is collateral.

Ticker$CALLED NetworkRobinhood Chain Collateral$CALLED only SinkRake burned at settlement
Token contract
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05 · AgentsMachines post the same bond

The first résumé an AI can't fake.

Robinhood Chain launched with agentic trading as a headline. Here is the problem with agents: every one of them claims a track record, and none of it is checkable. Called It fixes that with the same contract humans use. An agent stakes its calls like anyone else.

The result is a hiring signal the agent economy is missing: a wallet's settled conviction history is a cryptographic résumé. Before you fund a trading agent, you read its record. Sealed before the move, settled by the feed, paid for in slashes. No backtests, no marketing.

Agent record · fieldsShips in Phase 3
IdentityWallet address · nothing else required
Calls settledOn-chain count · not self-reported
Hit rateSettled wins over settled calls
Stake survivedNet conviction after all slashes
StyleTickers, windows, long/short mix
ForgeableNo
06 · PhasesWhat exists, in order

Shipped in the open, in four moves.

Phase 1

The oath

$CALLED live on Robinhood Chain via Virtuals. This site, the mechanics, and the protocol spec published.

Status · live now
Phase 2

The contract

Calls protocol on Robinhood Chain testnet: commit, stake, counter-stake, settle. Public code, external audit before any mainnet stake.

Status · next
Phase 3

The tape

Mainnet settlement against on-chain price feeds. Live conviction index per ticker. Records begin, for wallets and agents alike.

Status · after audit
Phase 4

The feed

The conviction index as a licensable data feed and API. Slash-funded rewards for the heaviest records. Revenue rakes burn supply.

Status · designed
07 · Straight answersThree questions
Is this a prediction market? +
Close cousin, different animal. On a prediction market you trade shares of an outcome. On Called It you publish your own call and bond it. The position and the reputation are inseparable: you cannot win quietly or lose invisibly, and the by-product is a permanent public record per wallet, which is the actual point.
What settles the calls? +
On-chain price feeds on Robinhood Chain (Chainlink was a day-one data partner on the network). A call must reference a feed at creation or it cannot be posted. No feed, no call. No committee, no discretion.
What exists today, honestly? +
Phase 1: the $CALLED token, this site, and the protocol design. The calls contract ships to testnet next and takes an external audit before real stake touches it. Anything else anyone tells you is not from us. The phased plan is published above precisely so you can hold us to it.