Prediction markets went mainstream. Distribution didn't.
Riveel is media-native market infrastructure: prediction markets discovered through a short-form video feed, opened to everyone through free play, and supplied by creators who earn the platform’s largest fee share. We’re building the discovery layer the category is missing.
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You already have opinions about everything. Now they will actually count.
You watch it happen, drop a comment, maybe argue in a group chat. Riveel lets you put something real behind your take.
Distribution is the bottleneck. Riveel inverts it.
Every major prediction platform waits for users to come looking. Riveel embeds markets in a short-form video feed, so people discover them the way they discover everything else — by scrolling.
Media-native
Markets live in a feed people already know how to use — discovery works like entertainment, not a trading terminal.
Creator-powered
Creators originate the markets and earn the largest share of platform fees — a supply-side economy no incumbent offers.
Free-first by design
A free play-money mode opens Riveel to everyone with minimal regulatory surface; real-money markets are peer-to-peer, on-chain, and Riveel is never the other side.
2.5% of winning payouts. Nothing else.
Fees apply to winning payouts only — everyone else pays zero. $REEL stakers pay a discounted 2.0%. All fees are collected in stablecoins. Per $1B in annual winning payouts, the split at the standard rate:
| Recipient | Share | At $1B annual W |
|---|---|---|
| Market creators | 1.1% | $11,000,000 |
| Platform treasury | 1.0% | $10,000,000 |
| Validators (disputes) | 0.2% | $2,000,000 |
| Buyback and burn | 0.2% | $2,000,000 |
Creators earn the largest share
More than the platform’s own treasury — the supply side is the moat, so the supply side gets paid first. Positions are AMM-priced (LMSR), settled on-chain on Solana, and Riveel never holds funds custodially.
$REEL: fixed supply, real-revenue burn.
Fixed supply of 1,000,000,000 $REEL. No inflation. Stablecoin fee revenue funds buyback-and-burn, so token demand tracks real usage — never speculation. Utility only: staking unlocks the 2.0% fee tier and market-creation rights. $REEL never enters a market, and Play Coins never convert to $REEL or cash.
Fixed supply
No inflation, ever. Scarcity is structural, not promised.
From real fee revenue
0.2% of winning payouts continuously buys and burns $REEL on-market.
All positions & payouts
Users never take token risk to use the product — $REEL is pure utility.
Riveel is
- A neutral market facilitator
- A content-native discovery layer
- A creator-monetization platform
- Built on Solana, settled on-chain
Riveel is not
- Ever the counterparty to a market
- A setter of discretionary prices
- A custodian of user funds
- A bridge from Play Coins to money
Free first. Real money second. Always in that order.
Riveel launches free-first: the feed and Play Coins come first, real-money markets follow where permitted, and governance ends up with the community.
Foundation
Protocol design, audits, entity + legal structuring.
Core + Free Mode
The feed and free Play-Coin markets launch globally.
Shorts + Real Mode
Creators, video shorts, and real-money markets go live.
Public Beta
Scale, partnerships, geographic expansion.
Governance
Validator layer and on-chain governance.
Launch · Months 0–6
Free mode launches globally — token, protocol, and culture markets in Play Coins. Everything gets polished before any real money moves.
Open · Months 6–12
Real-money markets open where permitted, alongside the founding creator program, analytics, and creator tiers.
Scale · Months 12–24
Partnerships, geographic expansion, and new market categories — growing toward the default discovery layer for prediction markets.
Request the deck.
Our investor materials — deck, financial model, token structure, and regulatory memos — are shared directly with interested investors. Reach out and we’ll follow up personally.
Prefer email? investors@riveel.net
Founded by Jason Pang, Calvin Tse, Max Kwong, and Tony Ma.