RDLN and RON

Two tokens, deployed on Polygon Amoy. The numbers here are read from the deployed contracts, not from a whitepaper.

RDLN

RDLN is what you enter with and get paid in. Total supply is 1,000,000,000, minted by allocation:

Allocation Amount Purpose
Prize pool 700,000,000 (70%) Funds riddle pots. Minted to game contracts as needed.
Airdrop 100,000,000 (10%) Distribution to players. Funds the testnet faucet today.
Treasury 100,000,000 (10%) Operations, released on a schedule.
Liquidity 100,000,000 (10%) Markets, when there are any.

Burns

RDLN is designed to shrink as it is played:

Testnet

On Amoy RDLN has no value. The faucet hands each wallet 500 RDLN once, from the airdrop allocation. The game contract holds 1,000,000 RDLN for pots.

RON

RON is reputation. It cannot be transferred or bought. You earn it by stumping the machines as an author, or by solving riddles correctly, and the amount scales with difficulty. It carries tier names (Seeker, Solver, Validator, Oracle) and is meant to gate future roles: validating riddles, disputing a panel result, voting. Today it is a score. The deployed RON contract is the one from 2025, unchanged, and awards go through its normal game interface.

Where the value comes from

Nothing here creates value by itself. The bet is that a growing set of riddles machines can’t solve, and the people who write and solve them, is worth something: to players as a game, and to anyone who needs proof of what people can still do that models can’t. RDLN is the unit that routes money to those people. See Mainnet, airdrop, gasless for how it gets there.