FLASHPOINTEvery goal opens
a new market.
A match is a chain of turning points. Flashpoint turns each one into a fast market: buy early, get more, and it resolves on the spot while the next one opens.
Since 1795, the house
writes the questions.
Bookmakers set a list of questions before kickoff and price them. Prediction markets kept the same list and swapped odds for a $1 share. But a match is a chain of turning points, and every one of them asks a new question.
The match writes
its own markets.
A goal opens a market
Seconds after the goal, a new question goes live, with rules fixed at opening.
Will they equalize by halftime?Buy early, get more
The price starts low and rises with every buy. Whoever reads the game first gets the most tokens for the same money.
It resolves on the spot
The result settles the market, winning tokens share the final pool, and the next turning point opens the next market.
Early buyers get
more tokens.
The same $100 buys about fifteen times more tokens at the opening than after the crowd piles in. Winning tokens share the market's final pool, so your entry shapes your payout.
Illustration from our curve model · token amounts in display units
Big upside
on a coin flip.
A winning 50¢ prediction-market share pays 2× before fees. On Flashpoint, the multiple comes from entering early, not from betting on a long shot.
≈20× = one winning simulation of our curve model (early $100 → ≈$2,030). Not typical, not guaranteed.
Trade the moment.
See it pay live.
Payout now, live
Before you buy, the ticket shows what your shares would pay if the market settled now, and it updates as others trade.
The whole match, one timeline
Every goal, every market it opened and how each one ended, on a single live timeline.
Your position, in real time
Shares, average entry and estimated value for every market you hold, across the match.
People who
read the game.
No account limits
The program holds the money, not a house. Win as much as you call right.
Upside, not 2×
Early entry on a fresh question instead of a capped payout on a pre-match list.
Early entry, clear rules
The rush of being first, with a real event, terms fixed at opening and no rugpulls.
Earn from the moment
Turn a match moment into a link your viewers can trade, and earn on every buy.
Upside and pace
- Markets born from live events, not listed before kickoff
- The multiple comes from timing, not from long shots
Clear rules
- A real event decides the winner
- Terms fixed at opening, money held by the program until settlement
Ads buy views.
We want fans.
The fan who called the equalizer and won big, and everyone who saw it. Streamers and clippers bring them into the next market while the stadium is still roaring.
A degen
who builds.
I'm Roman Kamenev, solo founder, full time in Kyiv. I've launched memecoins, built trading infrastructure on Polymarket and grown audiences for the accounts I promote. I know this audience because I'm one of them.
Questions
Can I trade today?
Flashpoint is in early access. Message us on Telegram to get on the list for the first matches.
Where does my payout come from?
Every buy goes into the market's pool. When the market settles, winning tokens share that final pool. The ticket shows what your shares would pay if the market settled now; it updates live as others trade, and the final payout is set at settlement.
Who decides the result?
An authorized resolver signs the match result on Solana, then winners claim. If a market can't be settled, it voids and every buy is refunded.
What are the fees?
One 2% buy fee. If you join through a creator's link, 0.5% of every buy comes back to you as cashback and 0.5% goes to the creator.
Is it available where I live?
Not everywhere. Flashpoint won't be offered where this kind of market is prohibited; check your local rules before you trade.
pump.fun gave memecoins new life. Flashpoint does the same for sports.
For two centuries, a house wrote the questions.
On Flashpoint,
the match does.
Copy the
sharpest callers.
Switch on auto-copy for the traders you trust, with a budget you set. One call becomes hundreds of trades, and authors earn a share of the profit on copied positions.
Prototype data · fictional traders