Listing and rev share

You are already a ticker in their heads. Get paid for it. That is the listing pitch, and it is the whole alignment model in one line.

Opt-in listing#

From the moment live collateral ships, a trader is listed only with consent. Demo mode needs none: no real money is trading on anyone, and the launch roster is the fomo leaderboard top ten at capture. Being listed is a status flex a trader announces himself.

Rev share#

A listed trader earns a cut of his market's trading fees, suggested at 10 to 20% with the number a founder decision before the first listing conversation. It does three things at once: it makes the trader a promoter, it gives him ongoing income he loses if he tanks his own market, and it makes the listing itself something to show off. The market page shows the fees a market generates and the trader's share at both ends of the range.

Requesting a listing#

Use the form in the Get listed section of the landing page with your fomo handle. Listings beyond the launch roster open with live collateral; requests received before then are queued in order. An operator lists a trader from the admin page with the fomo handle and the trader's wallets, nothing else: the feed reads the wallets from its next tick, the market opens at 100 on both venues, and nothing is deployed. The listing is saved, so a restart lists the trader again.

Delisting rules#

• Triggers: the trader goes inactive for 30 days, is banned from fomo, makes his profile private, or asks to be removed.
• Settle-only: the index freezes at its last value for 72 hours. Only reduce-only orders are accepted and resting orders are cancelled.
• Close: when the window ends, every open position settles at the frozen index and the market closes. Positions are paid out; nothing is liquidated.