How it works

Trades and pricing

Trade a market’s direction using tokens you already hold.

Bet size × leverage

A $10 entry at 1000× has $10,000 of directional exposure. This is synthetic exposure: the protocol does not buy $10,000 of SOL for you. A very small adverse move can close the position.

Live limits can constrain entry size and combined exposure. A landing-page illustration is not an executable quote or a guarantee that its size is available.

Two prices matter

The market price measures the movement of SOL, BTC, ETH or ZEC. The collateral quote measures what the actual quantity of your bet tokens can sell for in USD after pool fees and price impact. Those are separate inputs.

The execution price is the entry

Oracle updates flow to the display and the trading engine. A displayed tick is informational; confirmed state supplies the actual opening and closing prices. Stale prices pause execution rather than substituting a made-up price.

  1. Market oracle
  2. Contract execution
  3. Confirmed position
By the SoltoshiDICE project · Reviewed October 18, 2026 · Original FIFO design: Papertrade

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