closes 2026-12-01 #crypto
Post the question.
Trade the answer.
Tag @polybons with a question and a close date. A book opens on the dashboard and anyone trades it in $BONS or WETH.
A post is a market.
One question, one close date, one mention. Polybons reads the post, writes the ticket, and opens the book. The person who posted it is the creator and earns on every fill.
Tag it
Write the question so it ends in a question mark, add a close date, mention @polybons. A coin address pairs it to a Pons contract if you want one.
closes 2026-12-01 #crypto
The ticket writes itself
The parser pulls the question, the type, the category and the close date. Anything missing comes back as a plain sentence telling you what to add.
The book is live
Yes pays 1 if it happens, No pays 1 if it does not. The first fills move the price. Every fill pays the creator 1% in the lane it came in on.
Same odds. Cheaper in $BONS.
Every book takes both assets. The lane you pay in changes what happens to the fee, and how fast you climb the rewards ladder.
WETH lane
The standard lane. The taker fee goes to the protocol treasury and volume counts once toward your tier.
$BONS lane
Half the fee, and that half is burned. Volume counts twice toward your tier. Same book, same price, same payout.
What a 1,000 bet on Yes actually costs
Fees come off the top before the spend hits the book. The creator takes 1% in either lane. The rest buys shares at the live price.
Open books
Season 0 runs on paper. Every connected wallet starts with 1,000 $BONS and 1 WETH of paper balance, the rules are the launch rules, and the board carries over.
Recent fills
Every Yes and No taken, and the lane it came in on.
Season 0 board
Paper profit and loss across all open books.
A memecoin is a bet with no scoreboard.
Charts price attention. They do not price the claim underneath. Polybons gives every question a second market where the claim itself trades, closes and settles. The chart tells you who is buying. The book tells you who is right.