OPERATOR PRIMER

A storm is forming.
Do you think it lands?

Back YES or NO with $SS. The real weather settles it, with no oracle opinions, no committee, no vibes. Just the sky and an official observation. Here's the whole machine, in plain language.

01

Pick a system being tracked

Every market is a real weather event with a yes-or-no question and a hard close time. “Will Hurricane Delta make landfall in Florida before Friday?” Choose one to watch.

02

Read the instruments

The probability bar and the needle show where belief sits right now. The bright seam is the boundary between YES and NO. As money flows in, the needle swings, and that is the room changing its mind.

03

Back YES or NO

Stake $SS on the outcome you believe. Your stake joins one of two pools. Watch the pool-fill meter rebalance live as you type your amount.

04

The sky settles it

At close, the market resolves against the official observation for that station and metric. No human judgment. The weather is the oracle.

05

Collect

If your side wins, you take a proportional share of the whole pot. Your collect was shown live before you ever placed the call.

THE POT · PARIMUTUEL

Two pools of belief, rebalancing in real time.

There's no house setting a line. Everyone who backs YES is in one pool; everyone on NO in the other. The odds you see are simply the relative size of the two pools, a live order book of conviction.

When the market settles, the winning pool splits the entire pot in proportion to each stake. Back the unpopular side and win, and the payout is large because few are sharing it.

LIVE POOL · DELTA
YES 69%NO 31%

Drag of belief, drawn from the live pool sizes.

THE HOOK · REAL ETH

A 5% fee, in ETH, goes to the people watching the sky.

SunSea never mints new tokens to pay rewards. The protocol takes a flat 5% of trade flow in real ETH and routes it to stakers. Real value in, real value out.

See the Earn deck
TRADE
$SS staked on a side
5% IN ETH
skimmed by the hook
STAKERS
collect ETH, never tokens
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