Pools Markets Documentation
Prediction markets beside the token you are already looking at.
Short, rule-locked questions about a token launch, shown on the launchpad page itself. Entered from a self-custody wallet, settled on chain, paid automatically.
In six lines
- Pools Markets puts a short prediction market next to the token page you are already on.
- You enter through the official Chrome extension. It does not inject a wallet provider into pages and never connects to an external wallet.
- You stake the native asset of the market’s chain: ETH on Robinhood Chain, BNB on BNB Chain, SOL on Solana.
- Winners share the pool in proportion to their stake. A voided market refunds principal and charges nothing.
- The protocol fee is 3% of a winner’s profit, charged only on markets that actually settle. There are no points, no token and no airdrop.
- What works today is on one page, What is live, and nothing else published by Pools Markets is allowed to claim more than that page does.
Read by goal
| If you want to… | Start with |
|---|---|
| Get set up | Install the extension |
| Make your first prediction | How to enter a market |
| Know what the fee is and when it applies | Positions, payouts and fees |
| Share a code and earn from fees | Earn |
| Understand who holds your keys and funds | Wallet and self-custody |
| Know exactly how a result is decided | Resolution and voids |
| Check which sites and chains work today | What is live |
| Integrate a launchpad | Build |
Three words this site keeps apart
- Live means a user can do it today with the extension in the Chrome Web Store, and it has been verified on the production chain.
- Target means it is being built or rolled out. It is not available, or not fully available, and is listed so you can tell it apart from Live.
- Architecture means the system is designed to allow it. It says nothing about availability. The Architecture pages are written for people integrating or auditing the protocol, not for deciding whether you can use it.
A market title is a summary. Its frozen rules govern resolution. Pool share is a stake distribution, not a fixed price or a calibrated probability.
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