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1

Write the take

One line, up to 100 characters, as a claim: Memory chips stay tight through earnings. Or describe your view in your own words and tap Pick stocks for me: an agent rewrites it as a take and picks up to four stocks, each with a reason. You can change anything it suggests, or undo it.
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Choose the stocks

Up to four from the stock list. Search by name or ticker. The stocks you choose set the stake tier traders need, so a market with Coinbase asks more of its traders than one on the S&P 500.
3

Set the money and the length

The USDC you put up is split evenly between the traders who join. Choose 10 minutes, an hour, a day or a week, and 2 to 5 trader slots.
4

Open it

One transaction escrows your money and fixes the stock list. The market takes traders for an hour, then starts on its own.

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What you get back

Your money back plus 70% of any profit the traders make. Losses come out of the traders’ stakes first; you only lose money if a trader’s loss is bigger than their collateral. See Liquidation and settlement.
Fewer, related stocks make a sharper market. The agent is told the same thing: fewer is better than padding.