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{{ t.tk }} > {{ t.strike }} {{ t.clock }}YES {{ t.share }} ▲ YES{{ t.pool }} ▼ NO{{ t.pool }}
INVITE ONLY Public opens in October ›

Bet the next 90 seconds.

Pick YES or NO on a coin’s next move. Winners share the USDC pool. Create a market and earn 1% of its settled pool.

Try the demo Explore example markets ›
nyes.fun/markets
{{ marketLabel }} {{ m.tk }} {{ m.mint }}
MKT {{ id }}

INTERACTIVE DEMO · Simulated prices and pools. No funds used.

Above {{ m.sLabel }} in 90 seconds?
SETTLES IN
{{ mm }}:{{ ss }}
LAST{{ lastLabel }} {{ lastArrow }}
POOL {{ poolLabel }} USDC +{{ fillAmt }} YES +{{ fillAmt }} NO
YES {{ yesAmt }} · NO {{ noAmt }}
Estimated return if {{ side }} wins: {{ netPay }}.
Includes stake · 1.5% fees deducted · changes until lock.
YES/NO percentages show pool share, not win probability.
STAKE {{ netMultiple }}× estimated return
{{ windowLabel }}·Simulated 10s TWAP
SETTLED YES NO TWAP {{ printed }} vs {{ m.sLabel }} · {{ paidOut }} USDC demo return NEXT MARKET OPENING
MARKETSSIMULATED
MARKETSTRIKECLOCKRESULT
{{ sr.tk }} > {{ sr.strike }} {{ sr.clock }} {{ sr.clock }} LIVE ▲ YES ▼ NO
SETTLED{{ prev.tk }}MKT {{ prev.id }} ▲ YES ▼ NO
Above {{ prev.strike }} · printed {{ prev.printed }}{{ prev.pool }} USDC
90 sFrom open to settlement
1%To the market opener
0.5%Protocol fee
10 sTWAP window at settlement
How it settles

One transaction in. One price out.

01

Paste a CA.

NYES checks liquidity. Thin coins are rejected.

{{ how.typed }} mint
$WIREliq $1.84M{{ how.okLabel }} $FUZZliq $38K{{ how.badLabel }}
02

Set the strike and the clock.

90 seconds, 5 minutes, or 15. One transaction opens the pool.

strikeabove $0.00042 · {{ how.clockLong }}
clock
{{ c.l }}
03

Price prints.

Winners are paid in USDC. The market closes. The record stays.

{{ rc.k }}{{ rc.v }}
Watch one settle

Open to settled in 30 seconds.

Pasted, priced, filled and paid. A simulated market, shown at 15× speed. Click the video to pause.

Why this only works here

Slow chains can’t price two minutes.

A

Polymarket is built for days and politics.

B

Hyperliquid binaries are built for a venue, not a reply.

C

Solana is cheap and fast enough that a 90-second market is worth opening.

Settled tape

Read the tape.

6 example markets · simulated data · select a row for the breakdown
MARKETCLOCKPOOLRESULT
{{ row.tk }} Above {{ row.strike }} {{ row.mint }}
{{ row.clock }} {{ row.clock }}
{{ row.pool }} USDC
{{ marketLabel }}YES {{ row.share }} {{ row.printed }}▲ YES {{ row.printed }}▼ NO {{ row.sign }}
{{ rc.k }} {{ rc.v }}
Security

Nothing to trust but the price.

NYES holds no funds between markets, runs no order book and has no admin who can pick a result.

01

Non-custodial.

Stakes sit in a per-market program account. They leave only as payouts, fees or refunds.

02

No resolver.

Results come from the Pyth TWAP. No key can override a settled market.

03

Fail to refund.

A stale or uncertain oracle voids the market and returns every stake with no fee.

Source Pyth price feedSettlement TWAP over the final 10 secondsPool cap 2% of onchain liquidity
Read the security model ›
For agents

Humans get a terminal. Agents get an API.

Agents can open a market when a mint crosses a threshold and read settled PnL per wallet.

1POST /v1/markets
2 mint=7xK3…pQ9 strike=0.00042 clock=90s
3 when=liquidity_usd > 250000
4GET /v1/wallets/9aF…2kQ/pnl?status=settled
{{ m.tk }} above {{ m.sLabel }} · {{ mm }}:{{ ss }} · pool {{ poolLabel }} USDC

Someone is already wrong about the next 90 seconds.

Invite only for now. Public opens in October at nyes.fun.