See the move.Make the call.

A focused prediction market for the next minute. Choose a side, enter before lock, and follow a visible settlement path from oracle to claim.

Public token

$PODD

0x3E5300c0664Ae607bF0A9A2D84A4aAD6bEbbfB98Buy Token

Pulseodd beta

The mechanics behind a decisive market call.

Pulseodd makes a very short price question explicit. A market opens with a visible reference, its entry window closes on a clock, and a final oracle observation resolves the result. The chart gives context. The settlement route gives the outcome.

01 / Shared liquidity

One pool, two market views.

Every Up and Down entry contributes to the active market pool. After the result is known, eligible winning entries claim their proportional share. This is a Classic pool structure, not a fixed-odds promise.

02 / Oracle settlement

The chart is context. The oracle decides.

Prices used to settle a round are recorded by the configured on-chain oracle adapter. A display chart is never the settlement authority, which keeps the interface and outcome cleanly separated.

Choose a market

A reference, a target, and a timer.

Open BTC, ETH, SOL, or another listed pair. The market view makes the current reference, directional target, and remaining entry time easy to inspect before you decide.

Enter before lock

Up or Down is a clear position.

Select a side and enter a tUSDC amount while a round is live. The test environment allows multiple entries, gives immediate position visibility, and never pretends its credits have value.

Settle and claim

A recorded outcome and a direct claim.

When a round ends, the contract uses the configured settlement data to record a winner. Winning entries become claimable through the same wallet flow used to enter the market.

Beta environment

Built to test the full path before value arrives.

The current release runs in a testnet environment and uses tUSDC, a deliberately valueless test credit. It exists to exercise wallet connection, faucet claims, market entry, keeper operation, oracle controls, settlement behavior, and claims without exposing participants to financial loss.

Mainnet direction

Designed around transparent protocol economics.

The proposed mainnet model applies a 1 percent fee to completed transactions. The present direction is to allocate 80 percent of collected protocol fees to token buybacks, subject to governance, legal review, security review, and final launch parameters. Testnet functionality does not create a promise of value or yield.