Call the multipleon any coinSplit the pot
Launch a coin on pons, or pick one that's live. Open a market — 2x in an hour, 5x in a day — and stake YES or NO. Everyone's stake goes into one pot.
Open the boardWhat it is
started
A launchpad where every coin gets a market on its next move. Pick the coin, the multiple and the time. The pot does the rest.
How it works
Launch a coin
A dev deploys on pons from this site and keeps the creator fees. The coin lands on the board.
Open a market
Anyone picks three things: the coin, a multiple like 2x, and a time like one hour. Others stake YES or NO.
Split the pot
At the deadline the curve price is averaged over two minutes. The winning side splits the pot, less a 2% rake.
The numbers
No house odds to beat. You're betting against the other side of the pot, and the price is read straight off the curve.
the pot
On the board now
The rules
first
The menu
One question, always the same: will the price be at least that multiple of what it is now when the time is up? The same three picks join the market that's already open.
The price
Read off the pons bonding curve at the deadline and averaged over the final two minutes, so a single wick can't decide a market. No price, no guess: the market is void and every stake comes back.
The window
Stakes are taken for the first half of a market's life. Then the pot locks until the deadline, so nobody piles in once the answer is obvious.
Parlays
Three calls.
One ticket.
Put two or three markets, each on a different coin, on one slip. Your stake is split across those pots and the slip locks a multiplier up to 50x.
Every leg has to win. The pots pay their share first and the treasury adds the rest. Single-leg slips work too.
Build a slipFrequently
asked
questions
Who am I betting against?
The other side of the pot. All stakes on a market go into one pot and the winning side splits it in proportion to stake. The treasury only adds a little to a quiet pot so a lone stake has something to win.
How is the price decided?
The pons bonding curve is read at the deadline and averaged over the final two minutes, from chain state. At or above the target is YES.
What does it cost?
A 2% rake on the pot, never more than the losing side put in, so a winner always gets at least their stake back. Opening a market is free.
What if nobody takes the other side?
Then there's nothing to win and your stake comes back untouched. Same if the price can't be read at the deadline.
How do I get paid?
Winnings are sent in USDG straight to the wallet you staked from, as soon as the market settles.