How the pool fills
A small fee on every trade
Each buy and sell drops a small fee into the prize pool. The more a market trades, the bigger the pool grows.
Losing stakes feed it too
When the market resolves, the money behind the outcomes that didn’t win flows into the pool for the winners.
How the split works
When a market resolves, the winning side splits the prize pool in proportion to how much of the winning side each person holds. The more of the winning outcome you’re holding, the bigger your slice. It’s that simple — your share of the pool matches your share of the winning side.Backing the winning outcome isn’t enough on its own — your payout scales with how much of it you hold compared to everyone else on that side.
A worked example
Leo is in a “Best new sneaker drop” market and backs one of the contenders. Over the run of the market, every trade — his and everyone else’s — drips a small fee into the prize pool, so by the time things heat up the pool is sizeable. His outcome ends up winning. The money behind the losing outcomes flows in too, and the whole pool is divided among everyone who held the winning side. Because Leo built up a healthy holding of that outcome, he gets a proportionate slice of the pool — a bigger one than someone who held just a little of the same side.How to claim
Open the market
Once a market resolves, head to its page. If you’re on the winning side, your share is waiting for you.
Where this leads
Graduation
How the winning side becomes its own standalone token.
Winners
Track the graduated winners as they keep trading.