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# Introduction

### The idea

SHAKESTOCK brings three established ideas into one product experience: Telegram Mini Apps, shake-to-earn, and stock on blockchain.

It is a Telegram Mini App where users shake their phone to earn Shake Coins. Users use those points to claim stock rewards represented as ERC-20 tokens on Robinhood Chain.

Holding at least **1,000 SHAKESTOCK** gives users access to claim stock rewards. This section introduces the product, its journey, and the thinking behind the model.

### Two things to know

**SHAKESTOCK** is a separate, tradeable token held on Robinhood Chain. It is the access requirement for stock reward claims.

**Shake Coins** are off-chain points earned by shaking. They are used to claim stock rewards and are not tradeable tokens.

### Inside this section

* [Overview](/whitepaper/introduction/overview.md) gives an at-a-glance view of SHAKESTOCK and its core pieces.
* [How It Works](/whitepaper/introduction/how-it-works.md) walks through access, shaking, earning Shake Coins, and claiming stock.
* [Why SHAKESTOCK](/whitepaper/introduction/why-shakestock.md) explains why these three concepts belong in one experience.

Start with [Overview](/whitepaper/introduction/overview.md), then follow the path that matters most to you.


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