Help & how it works

Choose one of the market’s two outcomes. Generated stories are fiction, and creators can also upload their own setup videos. Read the market’s labels and rules before making your call.

Generated simulations commit both endings before trading. A future, independently signed Quicknet randomness beacon selects the outcome at settlement. Published simulations use a 50/50 draw. Trading and comments do not change that draw.

Outcome buttons show the current price per share. Quotes include the quantity and fees for your order; the chart records executed share prices. Settlement probability is shown separately. A share price is not a promise about which outcome wins.

Each winning share pays one unit of the market’s currency at settlement; the other shares pay zero. Each executed trade includes a 2% fee on its notional, including eligible creator rewards. Quotes include fees. Unfilled amounts remain reserved until cancellation, expiry or market lock.

You can buy and sell shares while trading is open. You can cancel an unfilled limit order. A filled trade stays in your history; selling shares creates a new trade at the available price.

Open Wallet to check funding availability and connect your wallet. Cash funding depends on the enabled network and providers. Any practice balances are identified separately and have no cash value.

Sign in with your email code, open Profile, and choose Secure your @username. Usernames are unique, ignore capitalization, and use 3–20 letters, numbers or underscores, starting with a letter. Your email stays private.

Portfolio shows your positions and results. Tap the bell to see replies to your comments without leaving your screen. Wallet shows balances, open orders and transfer history. Connect and verify your wallet to see its positions.

Use Report beside a comment to send it to the moderation queue. You can reply, like comments and delete your own comments. Keep discussion about the moment and avoid posting private information.

Use the latest code sent to the email address shown in the sheet. Check your spam folder, then use “Use another email or resend” to request a fresh code.