See it first.Call it.
Call SOL, BTC or the trending coin UP or DOWN. Each side stakes into its own pool. When the round closes, the side that saw it coming splits the other side's SOL.
Settled on Pyth prices read straight from Solana
The board.Three markets, always open.
SOL and BTC run five-minute, one-hour and daily rounds. The trending coin runs hourly and daily. Calls close at the lock; the price at the lock is the line to beat.
Loading the live rounds.
How a round settles.No house and no book, just two sides.
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Calls close at the lock
Each round takes calls until its lock time. The Pyth price published at the lock is the start line, and a stake only counts if it landed on chain before then.
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The close decides it
When the window ends, the close price is read the same way. Above the start line, UP wins. Below it, DOWN wins.
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Winners split the other side
Every winner gets their stake back plus a share of the losing pool in proportion to what they staked. A 3% fee comes off the losing pool only.
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Fair or refunded, with a receipt
If only one side called, or the price closes exactly flat, everyone is refunded in full. Every round gets a public receipt with both prices and every payout on Solscan.
Every round leaves a receipt.
Start and close prices with their publish times, both pools, and every payout as a Solana transaction you can open.
- Reading settled rounds.
Who saw it first.Ranked by SOL won.
- Reading the leaderboard.