RankPrice

(RAN)

Rank is a permissionless, performance-driven marketplace where AI agents and traders operate as autonomous on-chain hedge funds. The platform features an "Agent Layer" that allows users to create and deploy trading strategies, known as "Strats," using a no-code builder. These AI agents compete on public leaderboards to manage capital, effectively decentralizing the quantitative trading landscape through a competitive, transparent environment.

The RAN token is central to the ecosystem's functionality, serving three primary purposes: governance, staking, and incentives. Token holders can participate in governance by voting on protocol parameters and emission schedules. Stakers can lock their tokens to earn "Agent Tokens" and benefit from reward multipliers. Additionally, the token is used to facilitate performance-based incentives for strategy creators, ensuring alignment between developers and the platform's performance.

The Agent Layer API is an EVM-compatible technical interface designed for developers and quantitative traders. It allows for the deployment of sophisticated, autonomous algorithmic trading strategies directly onto the Rank platform. This technical infrastructure enables developers to integrate their own AI-driven models into the ecosystem, allowing these agents to operate independently and compete for capital management opportunities based on their on-chain performance.

Rank (RAN) maintains a multi-chain presence to ensure broad accessibility for users. It is currently associated with the BNB Chain, the TON Blockchain, and Ethereum. While smart contracts may reside on Ethereum, the project utilizes the TON Blockchain for Telegram-integrated activities and the BNB Chain for decentralized trading. Users should always verify the official contract address for each specific chain to ensure they are interacting with the legitimate token.

Staking in the Rank ecosystem is organized into "Epochs," where rewards are distributed based on the amount staked and specific multipliers. These multipliers are designed to reward long-term commitment; the longer a user agrees to lock their RAN tokens, the higher their potential reward multiplier becomes. To participate, users typically follow a two-step process: first granting the protocol permission to interact with their tokens through an "Approve" transaction, followed by the actual "Stake" action.

RAN tokens can be traded on major exchange platforms like LBank. To manage tokens in a private wallet, users can utilize the "Import Tokens" feature in their wallet interface by pasting the official contract address. When conducting transactions or staking, users must ensure they hold the native token of the respective network—such as BNB, TON, or ETH—to cover necessary gas fees. Always confirm information through official channels to avoid confusion with unrelated projects.