Pick a round
One opens every five minutes, and every hour. Each asks a single question: where is Bitcoin at the close?
One opens every five minutes, and every hour. Each asks a single question: where is Bitcoin at the close?
Up or Down, from 1 MUSD. What you pay is the chance itself, so there is nobody to fill your order.
The chain prints the price and the contract pays. Cash out early at any time before the close.
No chart to read. Will Bitcoin be above a price later today? Answer yes or no.
The pool takes the other side of every round. It keeps the stakes and the 1% fee from losing bets, and pays the winners.
Nothing here asks to be trusted. Each of these is something you can read on the chain yourself.
Read the code that holds the money and prices every bet.
View contractSettlement uses the BTC price Mezo's validators agree on every block, not a feed we run.
If no print lands within 60 seconds of a close, the round voids and every stake goes back.
Pausing stops new bets and deposits. Withdrawals and payouts are never paused.
A wallet on Mezo and some MUSD. On testnet both are free: connect, and the site sends you 20 test MUSD and the few cents of BTC that gas costs.
The contract prices each side from the time left and Bitcoin's volatility, the same maths a short-dated option uses. You pay the chance plus a 1% fee, so a 40% chance costs about 40¢ for every 1 MUSD it pays.
Yes. Every open bet shows a cash-out price that moves with Bitcoin; take it any time before the round closes.
Up pays strictly above the line, so a close exactly on it pays Down.
Not yet. Renqun runs on Mezo testnet, where MUSD is free test money and nothing is at stake. Mainnet waits on an audit.
The same rounds with a wallet made on the device: one swipe to bet, Face ID to reveal your backup key, and no browser extension anywhere.