This guide explains how prediction markets work and how your potential returns are calculated.
How to Participate
In a prediction market, you trade based on the outcome of a specific event.
Steps:
- Browse Events: Choose an event on the Prediction Market page
- Choose Your Position: Pick “Yes/No” or “Up/Down” based on your view
- Place Your Order: Enter your order amount at the current market price and confirm
Understanding Price & Probability
On the order page, the price shown next to each outcome (e.g., 0.83 USDT) reflects both its current market price and the implied probability.

Cost per Share:
If “Up” is priced at 0.83, each share costs 0.83 USDT, implying a probability of approximately 83%.
Converting Investment into Shares
When you place an order, your amount is automatically converted into shares based on the current price.
Formula:
Shares = Order Amount ÷ Current Price
Example:
- Current Price: 0.83 USDT
- Order Amount: 10 USDT
- You receive ≈ 12.05 shares (10 ÷ 0.83)
Note: The actual number of shares may vary slightly due to price movement or fees. Please refer to the final execution result.
Price vs. Potential Return
- Higher Price: Higher probability, lower potential return
- Lower Price: Lower probability, higher potential return
Reminder: The price represents your entry cost, not your final payout.
Settlement & Payouts
Once the event outcome is finalized, positions are settled as follows:
- Winning Prediction: Each share is settled at 1 USDT.
- Losing Prediction: Each share becomes worthless (0 USDT), resulting in a total loss.
Example:
If you invested 10 USDT at 0.83 (receiving 12.05 shares):
- Correct: Total Payout ≈ 12.05 USDT (Profit ≈ 2.05 USDT).
- Incorrect: Your 10 USDT investment is fully lost.
Risk Disclaimer
- Prediction market prices can change rapidly due to market sentiment and new information.
- An incorrect prediction may result in a total loss of your investment. Even if your prediction is correct, returns may be limited if your entry price is high.
- Please trade responsibly and make sure you understand the event rules before participating.
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