The awkward ones,
answered first.

We do not know, and anyone who tells you otherwise about a trading product is lying. There is no target, projection or expected return anywhere on this site — only what has already happened, losing accounts included.

Yes. Trades lose regularly, by design on some strategies, and an agent can lose everything you funded it with. A ladder is all-or-nothing and most attempts end at zero.

You cannot lose more than you put in: no leverage, nothing borrowed, nothing to owe.

5% of the part of a win that leaves an agent above every dollar you have put into it. Nothing while it is behind, nothing monthly, nothing on practice. Each agent is measured on its own. The rule, run on real numbers.

One cost is not ours: the venue charges when a position opens, win or lose. It is on every agent's page, totalled.

Yes — no lock-up, no notice, no fee from us. Money in an open position comes back when it settles. The friction that does exist is against theft: a withdrawal passphrase, a 24-hour wait on a new address, and a daily limit you can lower at once.

We are custodial, and we say so rather than phrasing around it. An agent has to sign to place a bet, so something holds a signing key.

Each wallet comes from a recovery phrase shown to you once and never stored — you can restore it in Phantom or Solflare without us. We keep the derived key, encrypted.

No. One wallet per agent, one account wallet per account, each with its own key. Nothing is netted between accounts.

Custody means what it means everywhere: a compromise of our infrastructure is a risk you are taking. Signing is kept apart from the website and confined to a narrow set of actions, but no arrangement removes that risk entirely. Practice mode carries none of it.

Your wallets are ordinary Solana wallets. The recovery phrase you were shown controls them in any standard wallet app — we never had a copy.

How the price is formed — what goes into it and how it is fitted. An edge everybody can read is an edge the market closes. We state the line rather than pretending there is not one.

No. The venue is the counterparty, on a public market. The same agents run on this project's own money, which is where the published record comes from.

Not today. You pick an agent and set what it may risk. The strategy is fixed, which is what makes its record mean anything.

It depends on the agent and on what the markets offer — several a day, or nothing for days. A quiet day is the checks working, and the app shows what was refused.

No. An account is private until you turn the switch on, and it is one slider in Settings. What crosses is a handle, an agent name, a return and how much has settled — never your balance or your limits.

Prediction markets are traded instruments and are treated differently in different places — they are not available in every jurisdiction, and it is your responsibility to know about yours. Whatever they are called where you live: this is risk capital.