Brot Markets

Most prediction markets end with "trust the judges." @brotmarkets ends with "trust the chain." Tried it on Solana devnet tonight with test SOL. Joined YES on "FARTCOIN/USD reaches $0.13?" The part I checked: who decides. It's a price campaign, so the result is settled on-chain from the Pyth price feed. No vote, no admin pressing a button. What I liked: before signing, a "Check before you sign" screen shows the exact SOL my wallet should ask for. It matched: 0.5281 SOL. What made me pause: my entry stays locked until the campaign ends, and the app says it's not audited yet. Test SOL only for now. But "the chain decides" is the right direction.

Brot Markets690 views31 likes1 reposts5 replies11 bookmarks0 quotesNov 8, 2026

Prediction markets usually rely on human judges or token votes, but i found a platform that fired "the guy" I’m talking about @brotmarkets Switched my wallet to Solana devnet, grabbed free tokens from and joined a market I checked the campaign page to see who decides the result and the answer is: no one The smart contract directly reads on-chain data to settle the market automatically A truly trustless, permissionless platform that eliminates the middleman and shows how on-chain predictions should actually work

Brot Markets519 views24 likes1 reposts5 replies11 bookmarks0 quotesNov 7, 2026

Just tested @brotmarkets on devnet and it went super smooth. Connecting my wallet, picking a side and confirming the bet took about 4 clicks / under a minute, with no failed transactions I put 5 SOL on NO for "will the IslandDAO villa hit 60 check-ins". That's what I like most: markets can be this hyper-local, so you can bet on stuff happening around you and not just elections and BTC price. (I was at the villa today and it was dead quiet, so maybe I'm the first insider trader on Brot 👀)

Brot Markets307 views13 likes2 reposts2 replies0 bookmarks0 quotesNov 10, 2026

tested @brotmarkets on solana devnet. the ui feels verbose, with too much information thrown at you, making the experience overwhelming for newcomers. there were also only two live markets, with almost no activity. however, the underlying mechanism is pretty solid. there’s a good idea here, but the ui needs to be simpler and market activity needs to grow.

Brot Markets294 views12 likes0 reposts2 replies0 bookmarks0 quotesNov 5, 2026

Tried Brot Markets on Solana Devnet by joining NO on the “JLP/USD falls to $3?” campaign with 2 test SOL The entry process was straightforward and I liked the on-chain transparency…you just have to remember to check the Turbo add-on and extra costs before signing @brotmarkets

Brot Markets252 views13 likes7 reposts2 replies0 bookmarks0 quotesNov 6, 2026

tested @brotmarkets on solana devnet, using the FARTCOIN/USD campaign as my first experience. the question was whether FARTCOIN would reach $0.13 within the given timeframe. i explored the YES and NO options and went with NO. i liked how the campaign displayed the entry distribution, total pot, countdown and rules in one place. it makes following a prediction easier and gives users a better idea of what they are participating in. one thing i found interesting was the ability to check who decides the final outcome. transparency around market resolution is important. overall, an interesting experience exploring onchain prediction markets. there’s room to make the process even clearer for new users. used devnet test SOL only.

Brot Markets196 views11 likes1 reposts2 replies1 bookmarks0 quotesNov 6, 2026

I tried @brotmarkets on Solana Devnet, and the most interesting part wasn't predicting the price. It was seeing how the result gets decided. I explored a campaign asking whether FARTCOIN/USD would reach $0.13. The price was around $0.1189, with 33% of the pool on YES and 67% on NO. I liked how the page showed the live price, target, pool split, and on-chain proof instead of just asking me to pick a side. My biggest frustration? Getting free Devnet SOL. I tried multiple faucets but kept running into restrictions, so I couldn't complete an entry. The concept is interesting, but onboarding needs to be easier for first-time testers.

Brot Markets169 views9 likes0 reposts5 replies0 bookmarks0 quotesNov 6, 2026

other prediction market relies on multiple options but brot markets uses a binary method which is a yes or no outcome, i had the chance to test it out on Devnet. I picked a live test campaign and chose a side YES. The UI clearly lays out the current pool proportions, minimum entry sizes and the fact that a side chance is determined entirely by its share of entered SOL rather than external forecasts. @brotmarkets

Brot Markets97 views8 likes2 reposts1 replies0 bookmarks0 quotesNov 8, 2026

tested @brotmarkets on Solana devnet Site feels a bit dull, needs brighter colors and some motion. Experience was seamless and easy to use though. Missing a profile page to see balance + markets I’m in. On the sort tab there’s no “No chance” option. Would be nice to see market volume on the homepage without opening each one. After placing a prediction and refreshing, it disappeared from my entries. Also missing PnL cards after trades and more visuals/graphics on the platform. Overall pretty solid and easy to navigate. 7/10

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tried @brotmarkets on Solana devnet with test SOL. my entry went in, but it fought me campaign: "BTC falls to $60,000", 50 days left. i went NO with 0.1 SOL, if NO wins i get about 1.03 SOL back the screen before signing is packed with tiny text. rent, multipliers, block counters. read it 3 times what i liked: it shows how your own entry moves the payout. adding 0.1 more would cut my NO multiplier from 10.1x to 8.96x who decides? the program reads the result itself and any wallet can trigger that read. brots own service holds no special key the bad part: i approved in my wallet, trusted the site, and still kept getting "your entry did not go in". only My entries showed it landed good idea, still clunky for normal users

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Just tested @brotmarkets on Solana devnet and the whole process felt surprisingly smooth Started with the faucet had to log in with GitHub even for a small amount, but I get it for security reasons. No errors, no delays, and no annoying “try again later” timer like most faucets have. Then on the Brot Markets site, from wallet connect all the way to placing the bet, everything just worked. No amount errors, no transaction delays or repeated failures. Didn’t have to overthink anything, which is rare on testnets where things usually feel slow or break. Genuinely impressive. Joined the SOL/USD $100 campaign with test SOL only. Clean on-chain proof setup too Worth trying if you’re on devnet: https://v5.brot.markets

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