Commit first. Look second. Answer before the fuse burns out.
Every hour you get one question of your own: a crypto price, or a live Polymarket market. You lock in before you see it. Then you have 45 seconds: YES, NO, or flinch. Your answer is sealed on chain and opens itself when the question resolves. How it works
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How it works
Commit blind. Every wallet gets one challenge per hour, set just for it. You commit on chain before you can see it. That's the conviction.
45 seconds. The challenge opens: a crypto price or a Polymarket question, with how likely YES is. Answer YES or NO. On a price you can soften the line a notch or two (a small flinch), or walk away (a full one). Let the clock run out and you've flinched.
Sealed. Your answer is encrypted to a committee of Nillion nodes and posted from your wallet. Nobody, flinch included, can read it or change it. It opens itself when the question resolves.
Judged in public. Price questions go by Chainlink's price at the stated time: strictly above (or below) the line is YES; a tie is NO. Polymarket questions go by Polymarket's resolution. Your record of rights, wrongs and flinches is public to anyone with your address.
Nerve. Being right when it was unlikely earns more nerve: a coin flip is worth 1, a 1-in-4 call is worth 2. Softening a line lowers the nerve you can earn. A wrong answer or a flinch ends a streak.
Committing costs gas. Answering costs gas, an ETH escrow that pays the Nillion nodes who open your answer, and the Nillion protocol fee in NIL. On TESTNET it's all free test tokens, and results say so.