A slip is a parlay: 1 to 6 price calls bundled into one bet. Each call says an asset will be above or below a price you choose after a time you choose. Every leg has to win for the slip to pay out, and the odds multiply.
From 1 to 6. One per category, and there are 6 categories: crypto, meme coins, stocks, penny stocks, RWAs and custom pairs. A single call is fine on its own.
From the distance between the live price and your target, the time you give it, and how volatile that kind of asset is. That gives a win chance, and the odds are that chance turned into a multiplier with a 6% house edge. Combined odds are the legs multiplied. They are locked in when you place the slip.
When the leg's time runs out we read the market price: CoinGecko for crypto and meme coins, the exchange quote for stocks and penny stocks, futures quotes for commodities. Up wins if the price is above your target, Down wins if it is below. One check, at expiry.
That leg is voided. It drops out of the slip and the combined odds are recalculated from the remaining legs. If no legs remain, the stake is returned.
Yes. Open Play, go to Custom pairs and paste the mint address of any Solana token that already trades on a DEX. Listing costs 20 USDC plus a pool of at least 200 USDC. Players win from your pool and their losing stakes flow into it. No slip on your pair can win more than 200 USDC or more than the pool holds, and you can withdraw whatever is not reserved against open slips.
USDC on Solana, for everything. You deposit USDC, stakes come out of that balance, payouts are credited in USDC, and withdrawals send USDC back to your wallet.
A Solana network fee, a fraction of a cent in SOL, when you deposit. Withdrawals, building and placing a slip are free. The house edge is already inside the odds you see.
Open Play, go to your balance and hit Withdraw. The treasury sends USDC on Solana to the wallet you connected with. Winnings are in your balance as soon as the last leg of the slip settles.