WATCH THEM,
OR TAKE THE OTHER SIDE

The ten traders at the top of fomo's board are listed already. Every one of them has a one-day and a seven-day market, and either side is yours to take.

Ten markets settled in the first 24 hours

Read the settlement

@unipcs settled UP after a +$4.8M day

Read the settlement

@ether_monk settled DOWN on a −25.3% week

Read the settlement

Ten markets settled in the first 24 hours

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@unipcs settled UP after a +$4.8M day

View case study →

@ether_monk settled DOWN on a −25.3% week

View case study →

Ten markets settled in the first 24 hours

View case study →

@unipcs settled UP after a +$4.8M day

View case study →

@ether_monk settled DOWN on a −25.3% week

View case study →

Protocol for any on-chain use case

Callers

List a caller and both windows open at once: the same question asked over a day and over a week.

Traders

Take either side of a market on somebody's PnL, and sell it back before the close.

The board

Every market is written on a figure the caller's own board already publishes. Nothing has to be integrated and nobody has to opt in.

Both windows

Priced, traded and settled in USDG on Robinhood Chain, with the outcome and its evidence committed together.

REDEEM service offerings

Start your on-chain era

The machinery behind every market: the keeper that reads, the median that settles, the maker that prices, and the conditions that void.

Day 1 Options

The keeper

A keeper holds one logged-in tab and reads the board every five minutes. Each reading is written to its own file with its time and its source, 288 of them a day, and every one is served read-only.

Solve the Cold Start Problem

Strike and settlement

A market's strike is the median of the three snapshots nearest its open, written on chain before anybody has traded it. Its settlement is the median of the three nearest the close. A single print at the bell moves neither.

Launch Natively On-chain

The market maker

There is no order book. A fixed-product market maker holds reserves of both sides and the price is the ratio between them, so there is a live price even on a market nobody has touched.

app UX for End Users

Open app

A share costs what the market says and redeems for exactly 1 USDG if it wins. The price in cents is the probability, and the multiple beside it is the same fact said twice.

Customizable Trust Assumptions

When a market voids

Four conditions void a market and refund every position at cost: a gap in the snapshots, a resolver silent for seven days, a caller who opts out, and a separate cold guardian key.

READ EVERY FIVE MINUTES

The keeper

MEDIAN OF THREE, BOTH ENDS

Strike and settlement

PRICE IS THE RESERVE RATIO

The market maker

ONE SHARE, ONE USDG

Open app

FOUR WAYS TO VOID

When a market voids

*The resolver is one key in v1, and that is a real limit. The backstop is in the contract rather than in a promise: after seven days anyone may void a stale market.

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