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The Extra Chair: Research, Strategy, and Participation for the RWA Era The Extra Chair combines stock research, meme culture, and structured decision-making. Explore a market question, record your reasoning, and return with evidence to evaluate what changed. The website is live, with nine stock themes: NVDA · TSLA · HOOD · AAPL · MSFT · AMZN · META · GOOGL Every strategy round starts with 12 action points. Spend them on additional clues, support votes, tactics, and responses to scripted opponents. Clues and tactics cost 2 points each. Base support votes use quadratic pricing: one, two, or three votes for the same project cost 1, 4, or 9 points in total. Your allocation determines how much information, influence, and flexibility you retain. Participants assign probabilities, seal their judgment, and review the outcome. Calibration scores and council wins are recorded separately. Scenarios are fictional, and scores have no cash value. The wider experience follows a repeatable cycle: Research → Decide → Participate → Review Research prompts, official investor resources, written judgments, follow-up reviews, and a personal progress passport help participants build a record of their thinking. Records currently stay in the browser and can be exported. A community token is planned for issuance on Pons. The proposed model would establish participation eligibility while preserving an equal base action allowance. Holding thresholds and verification rules remain to be established. The token would not confer listed-company ownership or shareholder rights. The proposed 2% creator tax would allocate receipts as follows: · 50%: stock-token rewards. · 20%: product and data. · 20%: content and contributors. · 10%: operating reserves. This remains a proposed budget framework. Actual spending would require defined tasks, acceptance records, and payment evidence. Wallet connections are read-only. The token, shared seasons, real rewards, and AI automated trading have not launched. Choose a theme. Allocate your 12 points. Record your view. Return with evidence.