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An opinion market is a live debate you back with money. You take a side, the price moves with the crowd, and when one side holds the lead long enough the market agrees on a winner — no referee. Winners share a prize pool, and the winning side graduates into a token. These plain-English guides walk through every step.
01Propose
Anyone can propose a debate.
02Back a side
Put money behind the side you believe in.
03Prices move
The price tracks where the crowd is leaning.
04The market agrees
One side holds the lead — the crowd decides.
05Prize pool
Winners split the pool by what they hold.
06Graduate
The winning side becomes its own token.
Back your view on a debate. The crowd decides the winner — not a referee. Start here.
One waits for a real-world result; the other lets the crowd decide. Two different categories.
Backing a side pushes its price up; selling pushes it down — with liquidity from day one.
When one side holds the lead long enough, the market agrees on a winner. No referee.
Winners split a prize pool by how much of the winning side they hold when a market settles.
The winning side becomes its own tradable token with a live price you can keep holding.
Anyone proposes a debate; the community backs it; it goes live on its own. No gatekeepers.
An honest look at the risk: you back a view with money, and prices can fall as well as rise.
Should-X debates the crowd decides vs will-X events settled by a referee. When each fits.
Opinion markets vs CFTC-regulated event contracts. When each platform is the right venue.
Real money on every debate, with prize-pool payouts, vs play-money forecasting.
Subjective debates the crowd decides, with graduation, vs fast yes/no event markets.
Back a side of a debate that can graduate into a token — not just launching coins.