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Enter the tournament.Winners split the pot.

Pay a small entry, predict crypto prices, sports brackets or pick-em pools, and the players who outperform the field share the prize pool. Every round is resolved on-chain by an oracle — not by us, not by a house.

Crypto roundsBTC · ETH · SOLAbove or below the strike
Full bracketsMarch-styleSingle & double elim
Pick-em poolsWeekly slatesSolo or clan vs clan
PayoutWinner-weighted5% fee · pool split

Why Arena

A prediction venue you can audit, not just trust.

Commit-reveal fairness

Your prediction is sealed with a cryptographic hash before the round closes. Nobody — including us — can see your pick or copy your move until the reveal window opens.

Oracle-verified settlement

Asset markets settle with Wormhole-signed Pyth price updates verified on-chain. Sports tournaments resolve through UMA's Optimistic Oracle. The operator carries signed bytes — never fabricates outcomes.

Wilson-score leaderboard

Rankings combine win rate with sample size, so a single lucky round doesn't crown anyone. Consistency beats variance, and the math is the same for everyone.

How it works

Three steps. No middlemen.

  1. 01

    Connect your wallet

    Sign in with any Polygon wallet via Sign-In With Ethereum. No email, no KYC for read access.

  2. 02

    Commit your prediction

    Pick a side, fill out a bracket, or commit a full pick-em sheet. Your entry is hashed locally and sealed on-chain — invisible to other players until the reveal window opens.

  3. 03

    Settlement and payout

    When the round or game closes, the contract pulls a signed result from the oracle, verifies it, and pays winners automatically. Nothing manual, nothing trusted.

Verifiable by design

Every round, end to end, on-chain.

Asset markets settle with Pyth Network price updates signed by the Wormhole guardian set, with strict publish-time windows and per-market confidence caps that reject stale or wide-spread prints. Sports tournaments resolve through UMA's Optimistic Oracle. In both cases the operator key is a liveness role only — it relays signed bytes from the oracle, nothing more.

  • Open-source contracts on Polygon mainnet
  • Pyth publish-time window enforced on-chain
  • Per-market max-confidence gate (rejects wide spreads)
  • UMA-resolved sports brackets with Sybil-resistant entries
  • Commit-reveal predictions — no front-running
  • Verifiable oracle proofs surfaced for every settled round

Ready when you are.

Markets are open. Pick a side, commit your prediction, and let the chain decide.