Glossary

Call. A public post by a KOL saying they are bullish or bearish on an asset.

Signal. A call after the classifier has read it: asset, direction, caller and the original words, timestamped.

KOL. The account that made the call. Also called a caller or a source.

Classifier. The AI that reads each post with live market context and decides whether it is a genuine trade call. Price reports, relayed headlines and market mood posts do not pass it.

Copy. Taking the same side the caller called, at your sizing.

Counter trade. Taking the opposite side, with the same mechanics and fees as a copy.

Strategy. A bundle of copy setups with a budget the app enforces.

Allocation gate. The check that keeps a strategy’s member trades within its budget, across every trade path.

Trading account. The account your funds sit in and your trades execute from. It is a Hyperliquid account controlled by your own wallet, which is what makes Rubick noncustodial: you can reach it directly, without Rubick, at any time.

Agent key. The key Rubick trades with. It can only trade: it cannot withdraw and it cannot change where money goes. Withdrawals need your master key.

Builder fee. The per trade fee that is Rubick’s only revenue, charged through Hyperliquid’s builder code system and capped by your own approval signature.

Points. The reward layer, earned by trading, being copied, referrals, sharing and classified calls. Points buy packs and are never redeemable for a fixed dollar value.

Used points. What Points become when spent on packs: retained on the ledger for possible future purposes.

Pack. 5 KOL cards, bought with Points only.

Rarity. A card’s permanent tier, C through S+, assigned from call performance and smart following quality.

Signal PnL. Performance measured on the signals themselves. It describes how calls performed, which is not the same thing as what any individual account made trading them.