Oddsy is two trading venues behind one wallet sign-in: prediction markets, and
Hyperliquid perpetuals. You fund both from an Avalanche wallet, and money comes back to
that same wallet.
The site has a prediction-markets half and a perpetuals half. They are separate venues
with separate money, but they share the one thing that matters to you: the Avalanche
wallet you signed in with. There is no second account to open, no email, and no password.
One signature signs you in. Your wallet address is the account key for everything that follows.
Separate money on each side. Each venue holds its own balance; funding one does not fund the other.
One way home. Withdrawals from either half go to the address in your session, and nowhere else.
Two kinds of yes/no question sit side by side, and both show up in the same portfolio.
Global questions
Mirrored from Polymarket
The big live questions — elections, rates, sport — mirrored from Polymarket. The
provenance of a mirrored market is recorded rather than asserted in the interface:
it carries the source condition id, so what settles it is unambiguous.
Avalanche-native markets
Settled from on-chain AVAX pools
Questions that live on Avalanche itself. Yes and No are pools held by the market's
own contract; when the question resolves, settlement pays out of those pools. The
price you see is the current implied probability, not a locked-in share price.
The perps half is a front end onto Hyperliquid's own order book. The market list is
Hyperliquid's universe — around 178 markets — the book is its depth, the candles are its
candles, and an order is signed and posted to its exchange. Nothing is simulated, and
there is no house on the other side of your trade.
~178
Perpetual markets, as Hyperliquid lists them
40×
Highest leverage available, per the market's own cap
$10
Smallest order notional Hyperliquid accepts
Margin is USDC, bridged from Avalanche by Relay. Because Relay quotes Avalanche to
Hyperliquid directly, there is no separate Arbitrum bridge step to do first.