Markets
A market is a tradeable question with exactly two outcomes: YES and NO. Examples:- “Will Team A beat Team B?”
- “Will BTC close above $100k in the next hour?”
- “Will this pump.fun coin graduate?”
- “Will this pump.fun coin hit a certain price level after 1 hour?”
Events
An event groups related markets under one real-world occurrence. On the sports vertical, an event is a match; you might see moneyline, spread, and total markets under the same fixture. Navigate to an event at/event/[slug] for sports or /crypto/event/[gameId] for crypto price events.
Product verticals
Sports (/sports)
Soccer-focused predictions with match cards, game lines, and live event pages. Markets are tied to fixtures from external sports data feeds.
Crypto (/crypto)
Short-horizon price markets including BTC Up/Down (/crypto/updown). Events resolve against spot price feeds.
Pump.fun (/pumpfun)
Synthetic markets on pump.fun coins. Binary questions published on ezpz, not the raw pump.fun coin feed. Makers and community members author markets; the platform factory also publishes trending market cap threshold markets.
Pump.fun (/games)
Games on all coins. Open by creators, via a pre set number of games. We will be adding more in the future as we scale.
Authors can optionally link their pump.fun creator wallet for a Verified creator badge(if they choose to). See Pump.fun markets and For pump.fun creators & community.
Parlay legs are currently limited to soccer markets. Cross-vertical parlays are planned for a later release.
Market lifecycle
Market URLs
Slugs are human-readable identifiers generated at publish time.
Resolution rules
Every market declares a resolution source, the authoritative data used to settle. Examples:
Rules are visible on the market detail page before you trade. See Resolution.
Who creates markets
In the current release, only makers can create and publish markets through the authoring wizard (/authoring). Players browse and trade on published markets.
Factory markets (sports, crypto, pump.fun trending) are created automatically from data feeds. Maker and community markets (pump.fun custom shapes, other custom) are authored manually via /authoring.