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Concepts

Short, plain-English explainers for how Urightmarket works — meant for people who are new to prediction markets or to crypto, written without the jargon.

What is a prediction market?

A live, dollar-weighted forecast that lets anyone bet on whether something will happen — and lets observers read the market price as a probability.

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How to read a price

When Yes trades at 47¢ it implies the market thinks the event has a 47% chance of happening. Every dollar you spend at 47¢ returns $1 if the market resolves Yes, $0 if it resolves No.

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Mint, Transfer, Merge

The three ways orders settle: minting a fresh outcome pair, transferring existing shares between traders, and merging a complete set back into the dollar that backs it.

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Fees and spread

How Urightmarket charges fees — what you pay, why the price you see already includes it, and what the spread between Yes and No actually means.

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Resolution and disputes

How a market gets settled, who calls it, what happens to your shares when the answer is in, and how disputes work when the resolution is contested.

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Self-custody and on-chain settlement

Your USDC and outcome shares live in an escrow PDA you control. We never hold custody. Every trade settles on Solana.

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Still not sure?

New to prediction markets? Start with What is a prediction market? — five minutes, no jargon.

Want the product tour instead? See How it works.

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