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Forecast where crypto prices close.

Pick the price you expect at a set minute and how sure you are. Your USDC is spread across that range, and the closer the close lands to your call, the larger your share of the pool.

Open terminalHow payouts work
Currency
USDC on Solana
Settlement
Binance 1-minute close
Fee
2% of a paying pool
CAnot yet
SOL/USDT · next close 15 Nov, 12:00 UTC±19.42 implied
100180+1σ−1σ140
SOL over the last 7 days in 4-hour candles, and where it could close at the next contract: one standard deviation either side, from the live price and 60‑day volatility.

Live markets

Open the terminal
CoinPrice24h7 daysContracts
SolanaSOL/USDT15 Nov1 Dec15 Dec15 Jan
BitcoinBTC/USDT15 Nov15 Dec31 Dec15 Jan
EthereumETH/USDT15 Nov1 Dec15 Dec15 Jan
DogecoinDOGE/USDT22 Nov
XRPXRP/USDT8 Dec
AvalancheAVAX/USDT8 Jan

How payouts work

  1. Pick a contract

    One coin, one exact minute. For example, the BTC/USDT 1‑minute close on 15 December at 12:00 UTC.

  2. Set your center and width

    The center is your best guess. The width is your doubt. Your stake is split across 64 price bins along that curve.

  3. The candle decides

    At close, Binance’s candle lands in one bin. Everyone with stake in that bin shares the pool, minus 2%.

BTC/USDTCloses 15 Dec, 12:00 UTC
Example pool, nothing is saved
40,000 USDT110,000 USDT180,000 USDT
If BTC closes at 100,000 USDT you receive139.22 USDC
+39.22%8.9% of your stake in this bin

Stake 100 USDC against 8 example forecasts. Drag across the chart to test any closing price. Narrow curves pay more when right and nothing when wrong.

Contract specification

Underlying
BTC, ETH, SOL, DOGE, XRP, AVAX against USDT on Binance Spot
Settlement price
Close of one named 1‑minute candle, used as published
Outcome bins
64 equal intervals across the contract range
Fee
2% of the pool, taken only when the pool pays out
Refunds
Full, with no fee, if the pool is under 100 USDC, has one wallet, or nobody holds the winning bin
Trading closes
At the start of the settlement minute
Account
Solana mainnet wallet signature; signing never moves funds
Currency
USDC on Solana mainnet, deposited to your Sigmo balance
Withdrawals
Automatic, any time, to the wallet you signed in with

Questions

Can I lose my whole stake?

Yes. If none of your stake sits in the winning bin, you get nothing back. Being close is not a guarantee of profit: your share depends on the pool and on where others are positioned.

Why does my payout estimate move?

Every new forecast changes the pool and your share of each bin. The payout is fixed only when the contract settles.

Can I close a position early?

No. Sigmo is a pooled market without an order book, so a forecast stays in until settlement.

Where is my money held?

Deposits are held in Sigmo’s platform wallet on Solana and recorded as your balance. Stakes and payouts move inside your balance instantly. You can withdraw to the wallet you signed in with at any time; withdrawals are sent automatically.

Who settles a contract?

Nobody by hand. When the settlement minute ends, Sigmo reads that exact candle from Binance’s public API and pays out automatically. The source query is stored with every result, so you can check it yourself.