Prediction
Game
Grab your slice
before the bell
Nine tickers on the board.One basket, your weights.Five minutes to the bell.
Stake in $GRIDDY, finish green, and take a share of the pool - the stronger the move, the bigger the slice. Flat or red leaves your stake in the pool for the next round.
Nine on the board.
Take up to five.
The grid is the same for everyone in the round. Tap the tickers you think will run - one is a bet, five is a hedge, and nobody sees your basket until the lock.
Conviction is
a number here.
Split one hundred percent across your picks. The basket return is the weighted sum, so weight is the only thing separating a hunch from a position.
Weighted return = Σ (weight × ticker move)
Chips down,
in $GRIDDY.
Your stake joins one pool with everybody else in the round. No house takes the other side - the pool is the counterparty, and it is settled by the contract at the bell.
Enter a roundFive minutes,
not five hours.One basket,
your weights.On-chain,
at the bell.
Green pays.
Red rolls on.
At the bell the contract reads the closing prices, ranks every basket by weighted return, and splits the pool. No discretion, no review - the whole settlement is one on-chain call.
A game tokenwith one job
The stake is the token
Every basket is backed in $GRIDDY. No token, no seat at the round - that is the whole utility, stated plainly.
Holding trims the rake
Your fee tier moves with your balance, so the players who stay in the game pay the least to keep playing.
Turning up compounds
Consecutive rounds build a streak multiplier, and every round you enter pays a small bonus regardless of the result.
$GRIDDY pays no yield, dividends or revenue share. It is the chip you play with, nothing more.