CA: 0xfE97b34DB5cDD67E04678b772751b08DA8F49715
Turn your token into a trailer.
Paste a whitepaper, doc, or link and get a cinematic 9:16 reel in minutes.
We’re preparing two major updates for RJStory: lower prices and $RJS staking.
Stake 250K $RJS for at least 3 months to receive 12 credits monthly. That’s enough for two reels of up to 60 seconds each, a $12 monthly value.
This is just the start. Buybacks will continue.
A small $RJS buyback has been completed. We’ll continue buying back $RJS over time.
All tokens acquired through buybacks are sent to a dedicated holding wallet and will not be sold back into the market.
Buyback wallet:
0x65f459838C4d636787F98D2B8e79e4418247D28D
@NickPlaysCrypto@virtuals_io We locked all. Already anounced that we will lock sniper tax as well.
Maybe better to burn it, but than FDV goes down and that's bad for all who have launched under ACF.
Latest News - $RJS
@RJStory_io has shipped SourceVisual Consistency, a new check that verifies whether candidate images match the version of a design or concept actually described in the source material before they become visual anchors for a reel.
The feature maps each image to the relevant story entity and compares silhouette and structure against the text description, skipping mismatched candidates while retaining the document. In a production example using a multi-version PDF, an outdated V1 design was correctly excluded, allowing the system to follow the accurate cross-like habitat description across all planned scenes. This guardrail runs as part of existing classification steps and aims to prevent costly visual inconsistencies from spreading through generated trailers.
As a platform that turns whitepapers and documents into cinematic 9:16 reels, RJStory continues refining output reliability. The update strengthens the quality of automated storytelling for token projects. Users can experience the improved consistency on the live platform.
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A beautiful reference can still be the wrong reference.
Just shipped SourceVisual Consistency. Before an image becomes a reel’s visual anchor, RJStory now checks whether it matches the version actually described by the source.
Here’s a real production example.
Release evidence:
• 4,219 passing tests
• 33/33 CI steps green
• frontend and render container matched to the release commit
• production PDF canary completed end to end
It won’t catch everything. It’s one focused guardrail for a costly failure mode.
https://t.co/GPjTVowlCp
The check reuses the SourceVisual classification step that already runs, so there’s no separate model call.
It happens before a bad anchor can spread across the reel and become expensive to undo.
In the production canary, the V1 ring was excluded before keyframe and video generation. The PDF stayed. RJStory followed the cross-like design and delivered all 6 planned scenes.
Final reel: 49.7 seconds.
If a PDF image conflicts with the source, RJStory skips that image - not the document. It can try the next candidate or continue from the story’s world model.
Only candidates that already passed validity checks reach this decision.
Both images were valid. They just belonged to different versions.
SourceVisual keeps page-level provenance, maps each candidate to the relevant story entity and compares its silhouette and structure with the version described in the text.
Our production canary used a 15-page PDF with several versions of the same design.
An image on page 2 showed the earlier V1 habitat ring.
The final Space Crusader described in the source was a cross-like, four-module artificial-gravity habitat.
@NoMcDonalds_ Not really. We’re building a SaaS product that generates revenue for the $RJS ecosystem, and all product-related questions or issues can be handled via email. A Telegram group is not part of our plans.
We’ve been thinking about staking for $RJS, but not as another random APY attached to a token.
One idea is a 1M+ tier that works more like a membership.
It could include:
- bundle of financial research and analytics tools worth around $180 per year at current subscription prices,
- plus regular RJStory render credits, lower render prices, higher usage limits and early access to new features.
We’re still working through the lock period, eligibility and contract setup, so nothing is final yet.
If we decide to launch it, the full terms will be public before staking opens.
If we do this, it has to give long-term holders something they can actually use. Otherwise, there is no point.