You already watch them. Now take a side.
Contract to be announcedOptions on @unipcs the top ten @ether_monk conviction a hot streak somebody's week their next call fomo
Buy the call or the put on a fomo trader's PnL. One day or one week, up or down. The underlying is the trader, not the token.
Settled in USDG · Robinhood Chain
Opening the board…The trader is
the underlying.
HOODSIGNAL is an open options protocol. It lists the top traders on fomo and writes binary calls and puts on the one number they are judged by: how much money they are up.
Readings of the fomo leaderboard, five minutes apart. Every one is published as a file with its timestamp and its source.
The top ten on fomo's own board, each listed with a one-day and a seven-day market. Listing is permissionless.
Both ends of a market are the median of the three snapshots nearest that moment, so a last-second flush moves nothing.
Built for the other side.
One question per caller, asked at two horizons. Will they be up over the next day, and over the next week. Up is a call on their PnL, down is a put, and both settle on the sign of the same number.
No opinion enters a settlement. The keeper reads a public board every five minutes, both ends of a market are the median of three readings, and the outcome is posted with the hash of the file it came from.
Anyone can be listed and nobody has to ask. In exchange the exit is yours alone: one signature delists you, voids every open market on your handle and refunds each position at cost.
A protocol that always settles will sometimes settle on a number it cannot defend. Missing evidence, a stale resolver or an opt-out all void the market instead, and every position is refunded at what it cost.
Three cuts,
no narrator.
Where the number comes from, how UP and DOWN are defined, and how an outcome is calculated. Follow the mechanics from the first reading to the final result.
The read
A keeper holds a logged-in session and reads the leaderboard every five minutes. 288 files a day, and a settlement takes the median of the three nearest the close.
Two buttons
A profile you already know, with Buy replaced by two live sides: UP and DOWN.
Settled
One market end to end. Struck at the open, a day of PnL, and one side worth exactly 1 USDG.
HOODSIGNAL writes markets on the people you already follow.
[ One card, every screen · market scenarios ]
A one-day call on @unipcs, worked end to end
Struck at $7.0M. The market opened on a median of $7.0M and closed on $11.8M. Every holder of the call redeemed at 1 USDG.
Read the settlement
Ten markets over one day, start to finish
Ten callers, one question each. The first cohort listed flat at 50c a side and let the people who traded first find the price.
Read the settlement
A seven-day put on @ether_monk, worked end to end
The seven-day side. A week of PnL, one side pays. The put closed at 3.97x and the call went to zero.
Read the settlementThree moving parts
A keeper holds a logged-in session and reads fomo's leaderboard every five minutes, writing each reading to its own published file.
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A market records the median of the three snapshots nearest its open as its strike, on chain, before anybody has traded it.
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At the close the resolver posts the outcome together with the keccak256 of the settlement file, so anyone can fetch it and recompute the result.
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