Forecasts on Solana
Call it
Yes or no on where a graduated pump.fun coin lands. The answer comes at 20:00 UTC.
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Take a side
How it works
Three steps, no account
01Pick a priceEvery coin gets up to six prices and four dates. Each one asks a single question: is the market cap above or below this number on that date?
02Say yes or noYour SOL joins one side of the pot. The chance you see is simply how the money is split right now, so an early side pays more. Before anyone bets you see our estimate, marked with ~.
03Get paid at 20:00 UTCThe keeper takes the median price over the closing window and sends the winning side its SOL, straight to the wallet that bet. The winners split the pot, minus a 1% fee. Nothing to claim.
Why it can be trusted
What you can check yourself
The pool is read at random moments, several times a minute. The answer is the median of five-minute readings across the window, so a spike, or a buy and sell squeezed into one block, cannot move it. Every reading is published.
See the readingsBefore a market opens, the keeper prices what faking the answer would cost, then caps the pot below it. Breaking a market costs more than it pays.
See the limitsToo few readings or an empty side, and the market voids: every stake goes back in full and no fee is taken.
Read the rulesQuestions
Before your first bet
A Solana wallet like Phantom or Solflare with some SOL. No sign-up, no email.
In the Eyehood vault, a wallet run by our keeper, until the market settles. There is no smart contract: you rely on the keeper to pay. Every bet, payout and refund is a public transfer you can follow on Solscan.
The market voids at the deadline and everyone gets their stake back, with no fee.
1% of the pot, taken only when a market settles. Your bet pays a normal Solana network fee, a fraction of a cent; the keeper pays the fee on payouts.
At 20:00 UTC
One seat gets the light
Everyone in the hall pressed a button. The chain reads the price, and the side that called it splits the pot. Pick a coin and take yours.