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What is a trading attention network?
A trading attention network pays traders USDT for accepted sponsor minutes beside their charts — not for clicks, trades, or signals. Traders opt in on a supported desktop setup. Advertisers fund campaigns in USDT and pay for accepted placement time. RNME is not a broker, exchange, or investment product.
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How is this different from affiliate CPA?
Affiliate programs pay when someone clicks a link and completes an action. RNME pays traders for accepted sponsor minutes, not clicks, conversions, or trading volume. Advertisers can configure authenticated conversion postbacks for reporting, but payment is tied to accepted sponsor minutes at a rate set per 1,000 minutes.
How is this different from banner ads?
Display networks often bill on impressions. RNME bills accepted minutes — sixty continuous eligible seconds while the sponsor window is visible and you are present. Hidden or inactive sessions do not bill advertisers and do not pay traders.
How is this different from copy-trading?
Copy-trading routes orders or mirrors positions. RNME never accesses trading passwords, API keys, or order flow. Eligible accounts have a TradingView account verified by RNME so campaigns can reach those accounts without touching trades.
Who earns, and how much?
Only accounts with a verified TradingView profile accrue paid minutes. At the current minimum rate of 200 USDT per 1,000 accepted minutes, the trader share is 0.13 USDT per accepted minute (65% of the gross accepted-minute charge). Inventory and caps affect available minutes, so this is an example, not a forecast.