How outcomes work

Before trading opens

Every market commits its outcome labels, deadlines and future randomness beacon in advance. Generated simulations also commit both ending videos and their hashes before trading opens. A creator-uploaded setup video does not imply that two ending videos exist.

The crowd doesn’t choose the winner

Published simulations use a 50/50 draw. Buying and selling change share prices and your position, never the committed outcome selection.

Market settlement

The committed Quicknet beacon supplies independently signed randomness for settlement. You can verify the published proof in your browser. A delayed beacon keeps the market locked until that exact beacon is available; it does not trigger another draw.

Winning shares redeem for one unit of the market’s currency each. The 2% trading fee is charged on each executed trade. Network transaction fees for wallet actions are separate.

Current availability

Review the market, quote and your available wallet balance before submitting an order. Wallet shows the networks and funding methods currently available.

Practice modes, where explicitly offered, use credits with no cash value. They are separate from cash markets.