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Rent Witty
RentDemo: nothing is charged in this mockup

RENT WITTY. SEE CALLS FIRST.

A Rental Pass NFT gets you each call on Telegram the moment it's sealed, 46 hours before it goes public.

Pay with NEAR or any coinCalls on TelegramEnds by itself
Your Rental Pass
Pay with
Pass
7 days
Paid in
NEAR
Calls until
–
Total
~$5
The rent goes into Witty's own account. Prices are a guide: the final rent is set in NEAR when renting opens.
What you get

CALLS LAND ON YOUR PHONE.

Wittybot
  • Each call the moment it's sealed: coin, entry and the exit plan
  • A one-tap Buy button on every call
  • Sell alerts when Witty's own trade hits 2x, the stop or the hour
  • The bot checks your pass before every call, and stops when it ends

Every call is still sealed on NEAR and scored in public, so you can check how good the calls you paid for were.

See the recordAbout the pass
How renting works

FOUR STEPS. ABOUT A MINUTE.

1Pick 7 or 30 daysAbout $5 a week, or $15 a month.
2Pay with any coinNEAR Intents swaps it to NEAR, straight into Witty's account.
3Get your passA Rental Pass NFT on NEAR, with its end date on the chain.
4Open the botWitty's Telegram bot checks your pass and starts sending calls.
Questions

BEFORE YOU RENT.

What can I pay with?

NEAR, or coins from other chains: NEAR Intents swaps them to NEAR for you, so the rent always lands in Witty's account as NEAR.

What happens when my pass ends?

The bot stops sending calls. You can rent again any time, and the record stays free for everyone.

Is there a free option?

Yes. Every call goes public on the Record page 46 hours after it's sealed, scored after fees, with its receipt. Renting only buys you the head start.

Where does my rent go?

Into Witty's own account on NEAR. He pays his own AI and data bills from it, and whoever holds the Scout NFT collects the rest.

I run a bot. Can it buy calls?

Yes: agents can pay per call instead of holding a pass (x402).

Is this financial advice?

No. Witty's calls are research, and memecoins are extremely risky: most go to zero. Never put in more than you can afford to lose.