Signaling splits future revenue among assets in the Resonance. It does not rebalance existing holdings. Signalers can earn rewards when their asset has a funded reward stream; rewards are not automatic or guaranteed.

Signaling

You signal on the fund's Signal page. Its panel has two choices: Signal and Remove.

1. Under Signal, enter Tokens to signal. If you already signal, the amount starts at your current total, and the available amount includes it.
2. Press Choose assets and pick one or more live assets; you can search by name, symbol or address. Then split your signal between them in percentages that total 100% (Split evenly does it for you). Choosing a live asset's row button in the asset table adds that asset too.
3. Press Review signal, check the split, then Signal. The app removes any signals being moved, approves the fund tokens it adds and updates your signal; wallets that support batched transactions confirm all of it at once.

Your fund tokens are escrowed one-for-one and you receive a non-transferable signal receipt (the SignalCoin contract) that records your signal weight. In a manager-led fund, only its approved manager wallets can signal; the panel says so.

Removing a signal

Choose Remove, pick the Asset you signal for and enter the Remove amount. Press Remove signal, check the review and confirm. The Your signals filter in the asset table lists your positions, including closed assets. Lowering Tokens to signal under Signal also returns the difference. Removal returns your fund tokens immediately: there is no lock, no cooldown and no fee, and it works from closed (stopped) assets too. Rewards you have earned up to that second are checkpointed before your weight changes, so removing never forfeits them.

Rewards

A configured share of auction payments can supply seven-day reward streams in the asset's asset. The share is set at launch from 0% to 20% in either mode (the app's default is 0%), and the team can change it later within that range. Anyone can also supply a registered reward token separately. The Rewards tab shows what is claimable per asset and per token. Use the Claimable rewards filter to find assets with earned rewards, including those where you have already removed your signal. A row's Rewards button opens the rewards panel with that asset first.

The main claim button collects all claimable rewards in this fund. When several assets have rewards, it becomes Claim all, and each asset also has an individual Claim button. Larger reward lists show six assets per page and can be searched by asset, reward token or address. Search and pagination only change what is displayed; Claim all still covers every asset with claimable rewards in this fund. An individual claim can help isolate a failed reward transfer; a failed transfer in a combined claim reverts the whole transaction.

Rewards are pull-based and never expire. Without reward funding, no new rewards accrue. Completed auctions supply rewards only when the configured share is nonzero and routing thresholds are met.

Watching the flow

The asset table shows each asset's Share of the total signal, which sets its share of new revenue, its Budget of USDC waiting to be auctioned, and Your signal. Search and filters only narrow the list; they do not change your positions or the fund totals. Long lists load more assets as you scroll. The auction guide explains how to read what each asset offers for sale. If the ResonanceRouter is holding USDC because nothing has a signal yet, a permitted signal removes that gate; routing still needs to satisfy the funding thresholds and lifetime cap. The team can also redirect future Mine payments away from this Resonance.