Choose a coin.
Any pair with real depth on Solana can host a round. Shallow books are left out.
Oqqo opens quick rounds on Solana coins. Back YES or NO, watch a countdown run out, and the closing price decides who splits the stakes.
SIMULATOR · Prices are live, stakes and pools are play money. No funds move.
Any pair with real depth on Solana can host a round. Shallow books are left out.
The strike is the last traded price. You back YES or NO before the lock and the pool shows where everyone stands.
The clock hits zero, the final price is compared with the strike and the right side splits the stakes.
Day-long markets bury a real move under noise.
A single venue can run thin for a minute and mislead a call.
Confirmation lands in moments here, so a ninety-second window is workable.
These are the design rules the rounds are written against. They describe intent, and they bind every release.
Stakes are held in an escrow owned by the round's program and leave only as winnings or handed-back stakes.
The closing price comes from a public feed. No operator key can overrule a closed round.
If the price source is stale or unsure, the round is voided and all stakes are handed back.
Everything live here comes from three plain HTTP calls. They are listed below, unadorned.
No account. No wallet. The simulator uses play money only.