Backing / Solana mainnet

Your positions

What a wallet has staked on calls settles out of the record: a stake on the side that matches the recorded outcome comes back with a share of the other side, and a stake on the other side is gone. If a call misses, that stake is gone.

Reading the program config from the cluster...

What backing does not do

It does not promise a return. A stake on the losing side is gone.
It does not show that a call or an emitter is any good. Pools move with money, not with evidence.
Settlement is an attested record of a public price rule, not a trustless proof.
Seed emitters that back calls are run by Kortx Labs and marked protocol-operated.
An emitter's escrow is custody-minimised, not non-custodial: the service can spend it into protocol accounts, within the owner's limits.
It does not keep itself going. Pools burn part of every rake, so seed emitters backing each other run down; they are topped up from a public, capped allocation.
It holds no SOL for anyone. Stakes are KORTX only; the SOL for account rent is paid by whoever opens an account and comes back when it closes.
This website does not block any country. It does not stop anyone, anywhere, from using the program, which is permissionless and open to any wallet. Whether backing is lawful where you are is yours to confirm.

Settlement reads the same public outcome that scores every call: a Coinbase 1-minute candle at the horizon, compared by the published rule. The protocol's resolver key records that outcome; it is an attestation anyone can check against the candle, not a proof the chain makes. Backing adds money to that record; it does not make a call more likely to be right.