The tiers
pick how hard you want it
you never type a percentage. you pick a difficulty, and every coin on the board shows the move it has to make to be worth that. a government bond needs a fraction of a percent where a memecoin needs several.
The board
three tabs, one engine
stocks, rwa and memes, all trading on chain around the clock.
there is no market hours problem: the pool price is the live price for all three tabs, all of the time.
Why mixing tabs pays
"you pick how hard you want it, and the board tells you what every coin has to do. that is the whole product."
Overview
per leg, the engine measures the chance of touching the barrier at least once inside the window, from the realized hourly volatility of that asset. a calm stock and a memecoin end up equally likely to reach their own targets, which is why they pay the same.
multiplying the legs together is the naive answer, and it is wrong. memecoins pump together, so an independent book gets drained on one market wide green candle. the engine blends the product of the legs with the weakest leg, weighted by measured correlation, so a stacked meme ticket pays what it is actually worth.
"at full correlation the ticket collapses to its weakest leg, which is an upper bound on the true joint probability, so the quoted multiplier is always a lower bound."
Build a ticket now
connect a wallet, pick your legs, set the clock. one ticket, one number, all or nothing.