The Infinite Money Glitch, explained.
A protocol that coordinates attention around real market signal — and pays the wallets that got there first.
What is IMG
IMG is a social protocol for market discovery on Robinhood Chain. Participants surface inefficiencies — mispriced opportunity, overlooked signal, latent alpha — and prove their contribution with signed on-chain actions. The protocol coordinates attention. The chain settles the score.
How XP works
XP is earned per verified action: posting a discovery, amplifying a signal that gains traction, participating in a season quest, or referring a wallet that becomes active. XP is non-transferable and resets between seasons. Formula: XP = Σ (action_weight × decay(t) × multiplier).
How seasons work
Each season is a discrete 30-day epoch. At the start, the reward pool opens and XP counters begin at zero. Actions during the season accumulate XP; at close, the pool is distributed pro-rata to the top of the leaderboard by XP-weighted share.
How rewards work
Rewards are paid on-chain to the wallets that participated. The pool is denominated in USDC-equivalent for stability but can be claimed in the chain's native gas token. There are no vesting cliffs and no lockups — season closes, claim opens, funds move.
How wallets participate
There is no signup. Connect any Robinhood Chain-compatible wallet and sign a lightweight verification message. Your wallet address is your identity. Nothing is custodial. The protocol never holds your keys.
The Infinite Money Glitch
The glitch is not a bug in Robinhood Chain. It is the observation that markets consistently misprice attention. When a network of aligned, signal-focused participants amplifies real discovery, value flows toward those who saw it first. IMG is the protocol layer that captures and rewards that flow.