What is RINO?
Pool markets, order-book shares and maker-backed combos, with template-based creation and USDG settlement.
RINO Market brings template-based predictions together with USDG settlement. The landing page is at /, the trading app at /app, and public guides at /docs.
Trading experiences#
- Pool markets: participants choose outcomes and share the losing pools if they win. Payouts depend on the final pool and position weights. See Pool markets.
- Order book: users sign orders for outcome shares. Orders need a counterparty and on-chain execution. A market must be listed on the exchange before it can trade there. See Order book.
- Combos: a maker-backed ticket combines two to eight binary outcomes. All selected outcomes must win. See Combos.
Creation and resolution#
Open templates allow community creation. Restricted templates require a curator. A public proposal requests a new question; it does not create a tradable market. Governance reviews new template capabilities.
Each template specifies a resolution lane and its authority. Off-chain evidence and committee decisions have different trust assumptions from a direct chain read. Read the market rules before taking a position.
Separate assets#
USDG funds positions. RINO is locked separately for tier benefits; it is not position collateral. Market losses do not consume the lock, but early unlocking can carry a penalty. See RINO token and tiers.
Availability#
Use the app's network and deployment status. Public deployment is not established by these guides; local development uses test funds. Perpetuals remain deferred.