Core Positioning and Project Background
REDACTED (RDAC) is a blockchain project focused on the Web3 entertainment ecosystem, aiming to connect user behavior with commercial value through a data protocol. Its core vision is to build an “entertainment data loop” encompassing gaming, social interaction, and content consumption. Users can earn RDAC tokens by participating in ecosystem activities (e.g., game tasks, content creation), while the protocol provides Web3 enterprises with precise commercial opportunities. The project is backed by Spartan Group, Polygon Ventures, and others, and raised $10 million in strategic funding in 2024. Partners include Qatar Airways and Singapore Airlines.
This Token Insights article explores REDACTED’s technical architecture, tokenomics, and the market impact and challenges following its Binance Alpha listing.

Technical Architecture and Core Products
REDACTED’s tech ecosystem features multi-chain compatibility and AI-driven capabilities:
Multi-Chain Compatibility
REDACTED built on the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM), it supports chains like Polygon and Base, and enables gasless asset transfers via the cross-chain bridge RampX, with a daily average transaction volume exceeding $5 million.
Core Product Suite:
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iAgent: An AI-powered game and DePIN project where users train AI agents through visual data to earn RDAC.
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Mintify: An NFT trading platform with over $25 million in cumulative volume, supporting dynamic NFT generation.
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BipTap: A crypto banking solution with $120 million monthly trading volume and over 200,000 users.
Developers can integrate RampX cross-chain tools via JuCoin developer documentation.
Tokenomics and Distribution Mechanism
RDAC’s token design emphasizes community incentives and deflationary mechanisms:
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Total Supply: 1 billion RDAC; circulating supply is 168.5 million (16.85%)
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Distribution: 80% for community incentives (staking, airdrops), 10% to the team (3-year linear vesting), and 10% to the ecosystem fund
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Deflation Model: A 2% fee on each transaction (1% burned, 1% added to staking pool), with 20% of platform revenue used for token buyback and burn. As of May 2025, 3.2 million RDAC have been burned.
Binance Alpha Listing and Market Reaction
On May 13, 2025, Binance Alpha listed the RDAC/USDT trading pair and launched an airdrop campaign:
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Airdrop Rules: Users who met the Alpha points threshold received rewards within the first 10 minutes of trading.
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Market Impact: Following the announcement, RDAC price rose 23% in 24 hours, with trading volume surpassing $180 million. Market makers like Jump Trading provided $80 million in liquidity.
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Institutional Involvement: Firms such as Goldman Sachs and Fidelity evaluated using RDAC for Web3 entertainment scenarios, including cross-border payments and digital rights settlements.
Users can track real-time RDAC price fluctuations on market dashboards.
Potential Risks and Challenges
Despite REDACTED’s promising ecosystem, it faces the following challenges:
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Regulatory Pressure: The U.S. SEC is reviewing the compliance of “entertainment asset securitization”, and the anonymous team structure may increase legal risks.
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Technology Dependence: RampX’s reliance on third-party oracles means node attacks could disrupt asset verification.
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Ecosystem Sustainability: High yields depend on token emissions; if market enthusiasm fades or competition intensifies (e.g., new Animoca projects), liquidity may dry up.
Future Outlook: Paradigm Shift in Web3 Entertainment
REDACTED’s roadmap focuses on tech and ecosystem expansion:
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Tech Upgrade: Launch of on-chain oracle in Q3 2025, integrating AI models to predict user behavior trends.
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Global Cooperation: Partnership with Southeast Asian streaming platform Kumu to offer Web3 access to 17 million users.
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Regulatory Compliance: Applying for Dubai’s VASP license to avoid regulatory uncertainties in the US and EU.
A sustainable token economy requires a balance of inflation, liquidity, and value capture. RDAC presents a potential shift in Web3 entertainment—from “traffic monetization” to “data value sharing.” However, its success depends on user retention and commercial scalability.