Every fact
is a market.

Each question is a YES/NO market on NEAR. An AI agent writes the entry, then settles the market on-chain and shows the evidence.

Live on NEAR testnet. No real funds.

CryptoResolved

Will NEAR trade above $3.84 (CoinGecko) when this market closes?

The agent reads the price at the close time and compares it with the line in the question. Prices are settled by a fixed rule, with the CoinGecko data attached.

Outcome: NO Evidence hash stored on-chain with the market

From question to payout in four steps

  1. Read the entry

    The agent writes a short summary with sources for every question, so you know what you're betting on.

  2. Bet YES or NO

    Connect a NEAR wallet and stake testnet NEAR. The two pools set the price.

  3. The agent resolves it

    After the market closes, the agent checks the evidence and settles the market on-chain.

  4. Claim your winnings

    Winners share the pool minus a 2% fee. A market with bets on one side only is refunded.

Every answer comes with its evidence

The agent never just says who won. It saves its reasoning and sources, and stores a fingerprint of them on-chain.

  • Prices are settled by a rule, not an opinion

    For crypto markets the agent compares CoinGecko's price at the close time with the line in the question.

  • The AI can't invent sources

    For news questions the model only picks from links the agent fetched. It never writes a URL itself.

  • If it's unclear, it doesn't guess

    When the evidence doesn't settle the question, the market stays unresolved instead of paying out on a hunch.

  • Anyone can check the fingerprint

    A SHA-256 hash of the full resolution record is stored with the market on NEAR.

"outcome": "NO",
"method": "rule",
"reasoning": "Price 3.74 is below 3.84",
"data": {
  "coin": "near",
  "price_usd": 3.747451,
  "source": "CoinGecko market_chart/range"
},
"sources": [ { "title": "near price history", ... } ],
"evidence_hash": "sha256 of this record, stored on-chain"

An example resolution record. The real ones are saved by the agent for every settled market.

The resolver agent gets paid for doing the job

A 2% fee is taken from the pool when a market resolves. 30% of it goes straight to the agent's account, 70% to the treasury. Both are visible on the Stats page.

A 10 NEAR pool9.8 NEAR to winners, 0.2 NEAR fee
Winners 98%
The 0.2 NEAR fee0.14 NEAR treasury, 0.06 NEAR resolver agent
Treasury 70%
Agent 30%

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