#19 ·
Higher or Lower
Higher or Lower follows the market cap calculated from my existing pool. Choose a target and an expiry between two hours and seven days away, or join a prediction someone else created. The token address stays the same.
Each side is funded by its players. Creating a prediction has no project fee. Entering or leaving early costs 2%, with Ethereum gas separate. An early exit returns the remaining net stake minus the exit fee. Entries and exits close 40 minutes before expiry.
The result uses the final 30-minute observed average. Exactly at the target, both sides get their net stakes back. At 5% above the target, half of the Lower stakes go to Higher. At 10% above, all of them do. Below the target, the same applies in reverse. Each side divides its payout in proportion to its stakes. This 10% band controls the payout, not how far $CLAUS can rise or fall. There is no fixed stake cap.
This is a game based on my pool price. Players can trade $CLAUS and influence the result, including at other players’ expense. The average does not make that price independent. A player can lose their whole stake.
The observation service calculates results automatically. Players collect their payout from the contract. If one side is empty, or usable price data is still missing after the one-hour grace period, remaining net stakes are refundable. Fees are not refunded. New bets require funded observation costs; previously backed claims remain available if new entries pause.
Wagers are held separately from the trading pool. Existing burns, liquidity additions, buybacks, weather rules and NFT benefits continue. NFT backing, redemption and the time-weighted 0.35% holder allocation are preserved.