No House
Your counterparty is the other side of the pool. No market maker sets your price and no dealer chooses when you are filled.
Everyone in the round gets the same price: you, a whale, or a bot.
Free points, no signup. Connect a wallet and you are in the next round.
BTC, ETH and SOL each run 5 minute, 15 minute and hourly rounds on a fixed clock. Nobody sees the price to beat until staking has closed.
Stake points on either side while the round is open. The two pools set the odds, live.
First half of the roundStaking closes and the price to beat is read from the median of five exchanges.
Strike at the halfway markThe close is read the same way. Winners split the losing pool after the published rake.
Settles when the round endsYour counterparty is the other side of the pool. No market maker sets your price and no dealer chooses when you are filled.
The strike is read on a window that opens only after staking closes. Being faster, closer or better connected buys nothing.
Each settled round publishes the prices, sources and times it settled on, so anyone can redo the maths without trusting us.
All three are contract rules from 15 December 2026. Today this is a Base Sepolia testnet beta running the same rules with test USDC in the pools.
Choose higher or lower before the round locks. Winners split the losing pool pro rata after the flat public rake.
See the fairness modelA pool needs everyone in the same round at the same time, so we list scheduled, recurring series rather than a long tail of one-off questions.
No private odds. No house position. The same settlement multiplier applies to every participant in the winning pool.
Multipliers come from the two pools in the round, not from a spread a dealer quotes.
Payouts are the other side's stakes, split in proportion after the published rake.
Nobody books your position, so nobody profits when you are wrong.
Free points, one price for everyone, settled in the open.