A price for the hours the market is shut.
Stock Tokens trade around the clock, but the oracle stops at the closing bell and republishes the same dead number for the next seventeen hours. Reckon takes the last official print and corrects it continuously with a public basket of proxies that are still trading.
Dead reckoning for closed markets.
The problem
The oracle stops at the bell.
- 6.5h of real price discovery
- 17.5h of the same dead number
For roughly seventeen and a half hours a day, and all weekend, the number your contracts read is a memory. It is not wrong on purpose — it is simply the last thing anybody said before the lights went out. Everything that happened since is missing from it.
How it works
Dead reckoning, three steps.
01
Last known position
Start from the final official print of the session. That is the last time the real market and the chain agreed on anything, and it is the only honest place to begin.
02
Plus the drift
Correct it every 60 seconds against a public basket of proxies that are still trading: index futures, extended-hours sector ETFs, correlated listings in other timezones. The basket is published, so the correction is checkable.
03
Graded by the bell
Publishers stake $RKN to post a mark and anyone can dispute it with a bond. The judge is not a committee or a vote — it is the next official opening print. A mark that drifted beyond tolerance gets slashed.
It doesn't ask you to trust it. It asks to be corrected every morning.
Marks
Off-hours marks.
Preview — illustrative values, not a live feed.
Connect a wallet to preview off-hours marks.
Read-only. Reckon never asks you to sign anything, approve anything, or move a single token — connecting only tells the page which address is looking.
Token
$RKN
Consuming protocols pay a subscription in USDG to read the feed. That revenue splits two ways, and the token exists to make posting a mark cost something.
60%
Buy & burn
Subscription revenue is used to buy $RKN on the open market and burn it.
40%
Publisher reward pot
Paid out to the publishers whose marks survived the opening print.
Stake to publish
A publisher posts a bond alongside every mark. If the opening bell proves the mark drifted past tolerance, the bond is slashed and the dispute bounty is paid from it. Accuracy is the only way to stay solvent.
Not deployed. There is no contract address yet — anything claiming to be $RKN today is fake.
FAQ
Reasonable questions.
Is this a prediction?
No. A mark is not a forecast of where a stock is going — it is an estimate of where it already is right now, given everything that has traded since the closing bell. Reckon has no opinion about tomorrow.
What happens if a mark is wrong?
Anyone can dispute a live mark by posting a bond. Nobody votes on it. When the market reopens, the official opening print settles the dispute: if the mark drifted beyond tolerance the publisher's stake is slashed and the challenger is paid from it. If it held, the challenger loses the bond.
Who can publish?
Anyone willing to stake $RKN. There is no allowlist, no application and no committee. The stake is the permission, and the opening print is the performance review.
What data does it use?
The last official print of the session, plus a published basket of instruments that are still trading while the primary market is shut — index futures, extended-hours sector ETFs, and correlated listings in other timezones. The basket and the weights are public, so anyone can reproduce a mark and challenge it.
Is $RKN live?
No. The token is not deployed and there is no contract address. Any token, presale, allocation or airdrop claiming to be $RKN right now is a scam.