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At the beginning of the year, Altlayer airdrop was launched. Early interactive users held OG Badge and Oh Ottie! NFTs and received hundreds of thousands of ALT airdrops, earning lucrative returns.
Chuxiao Chain also received a minimum living allowance airdrop due to staking TIA and was eligible to receive 240 ALT, but due to negligence, it did not pay attention to the deadline for collection and lost $80 in vain.
Recently, Altlayer launched reALT and started the second phase of the staking plan. Let’s learn how to participate in the Altlayer re-staking gameplay.

reALT re-staking
What is Altlayer?
AltLayer (ALT) is a decentralized, elastic Rollup-as-a-Service (RaaS) protocol dedicated to providing highly scalable Layer 2 solutions for blockchain applications.

Let us be completely honest. For 99% of people who trade crypto, it is an information war, and retail is like the infantry sent to the front lines with a broken compass and a bad map. The fog of war never stops hitting us: the chaotic noise of Crypto Twitter, the shill-army raids on Telegram, and the endless stream of "expert" analysis from anonymous accounts with cartoon avatars.
It is a battlefield that was made to be hard to understand. In the stillness of the dark pools, whales carry out huge orders. Venture capitalists can buy tokens early at prices that are too good to be true. And there is a whole industry of "gurus" who make money by selling courses and signals, showing fake PnL screenshots, and quietly using their followers as exit liquidity. It often feels more like a hunt than a market, with the people who do not know what is going on as the prey.
What if we could change how we interact with each other? What if we could put a watchtower in the middle of this battlefield, where everyone could see every soldier's record, every claim could be checked, and the fog of war was replaced by the clear data on the blockchain? This is what social trading promises, and a new platform called Rumour is building this watchtower with AltLayer's high-speed infrastructure.
The End of the Era of Fake Gurus
The lack of trust is the biggest problem in the world of crypto trading. How can you tell the difference between a trader who is really good at what they do and one who is just good at talking? You can't. A fake screenshot of a 100x long position looks exactly like a real one. This difference in information is what caused the problem.
Rumour.app fights this problem with a simple but very effective weapon: the truth. It is a social trading platform that is based on the idea that the blockchain is a record of actions, not words.
A trader's profile on Rumour does not show how many followers they have or how good they are at writing viral threads. This is their wallet address. Their entire trading history on the blockchain, including every win, loss, and gut-wrenching liquidation, becomes their resume. There are no easy ways out, no lies, and no place to hide. The platform uses algorithms to look at this data and make leaderboards based on real, verifiable metrics like return on investment, risk-adjusted returns, maximum drawdown, and more.
It is a big change in who has power. People who do the best work now have power, not just those who yell the loudest.
From gathering intelligence to taking coordinated action
Finding skilled traders is only half the battle. Rumour wants to turn this on-chain intelligence into useful strategies and make a real social trading hub. Users can follow the wallets of the best traders and get alerts about their trades in real time.
The platform also lets users copy-trade and join social pools, which means they can directly copy the strategies of traders they trust or pool their money with others to carry out strategies as a group. It is about changing trading from a lonely, cutthroat game with no winners into a game where everyone works together and wins. It is about learning from the best and even working with them.
The "Alpha": Why This Can not Be Built on a Regular Blockchain
This is where the story really picks up. Rumour and other platforms like it have very high performance needs. These things need to happen in milliseconds: a social feed, real-time trade alerts, leaderboard calculations, and instant copy-trade execution. The whole model falls apart if a user tries to copy a trade and it takes 30 seconds to confirm and costs $5 in gas. There is no more alpha.
It is not possible to build this on the Ethereum mainnet. Even on a general-purpose L2, the platform would have to compete for block space with NFT mints and other DeFi transactions. This would make fees and latency hard to predict. This program needs its own highway, not just a lane on a busy public road.
Rumour's choice to build with AltLayer's Rollup-as-a-Service (RaaS) is the secret weapon that makes all of this possible. Not only is Rumour a dApp, it is also an app-chain. It has its own independent, custom-built blockchain that is made just for the needs of high-frequency social trading.
Rumour gets its power from AltLayer:
Blistering Speed: The time it takes for a transaction to go through is measured in milliseconds, not seconds, so copy trading feels like it happens right away.
A "Gasless" Experience: Rumour can cover all of the transaction fees, which are now only a few cents, making the user experience smooth and similar to Web2 without having to deal with constant wallet pop-ups for gas.
Unmatched Scalability: The dedicated chain can handle a huge number of trades and social interactions without slowing down.
Decentralized Security: The chain's security is based on the economic power of Ethereum itself through EigenLayer's restaking mechanism, which is based on AltLayer's "Restaked Rollup" model. It is like a private server that works well and is safe like a public good.
This is more than just a small technical detail; it is the main architectural advantage that makes Rumour possible.
A Quick Note
This content is only meant to be used for learning and information. This is not financial advice. Copy-trading is very risky, and what worked in the past may not work in the future. Before you make any investment decisions, always do your own thorough research (DYOR).
What Makes a Trader "Trustworthy"?
What on-chain metrics are most important to you when you are deciding whether or not to follow or learn from a trader? Are you looking for the best risk management (Sharpe ratio), the highest pure ROI, their win/loss rate, or something else? Please tell us what you look for in a trustworthy person in the comments below.
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