How a launch works
One launch, two things go live: your coin and its market.
You launch a coin
Name, ticker, image. Pick pump.fun or LetsBonk and sign once. That's the whole form.
Its prediction market opens with it
The minute your coin is live, so are its questions. Anyone can call YES or NO.
Right calls win the creator fees
Every fee the coin earns goes into its pots. When a question closes, the side that called it right splits the pot, creator fees included.
First launch: $ODDSPAD
Our own coin launched the same way: its prediction market opened the moment it went live. Make your call.
Your calls
Calls you signed on this device. They're matched when the pools open.
Top callers
Who's been right the most, ranked by net SOL won.
Launch a coin with its own prediction market
Your coin goes live on pump.fun or LetsBonk with its questions already open. Its creator fees fill the pots, and the people who call it right win them.
Your dev wallet and the 10 biggest wallets at launch can't bet on your coin's questions.
How it works
The whole thing, as a conversation.
One question, one pot
An example: 100 SOL of calls (64 on YES, 36 on NO) plus 20 SOL of the coin's creator fees.
The creator fees go to whoever called it right. The fewer people on your side, the bigger your cut. The house keeps 2%.
Where the numbers come from
Results are read from on-chain market data at the deadline, averaged over 30 minutes. Nobody can mark a question as won by hand.