neuraminds

Launch primer

How neuraminds works

neuraminds is live prediction market infrastructure on Base. Public users can browse live markets and order books immediately, while trading and market creation depend on wallet sign-in, available balance, route state, and the exact market rules shown before publish.

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What is live now
Public launch behavior that users can rely on immediately.

Browse live markets, odds, order books, and shareable market pages.

Inspect portfolio and wallet state after wallet sign-in is complete.

Draft markets from the live news desk and publish when write rails are available.

How markets resolve
Resolution quality is the core trust surface.

Every market should resolve to one objective yes or no outcome.

The source used for resolution is chosen before publish and should be auditable.

Trading ends at a fixed UTC time, then the market moves into resolution and payout.

What you need to trade or create
Live write flows depend on setup, not just page access.

A Base wallet connected from the header.

An active sign-in session and enough balance for the intended action.

For market creation, a clean question, a resolution source, and a deadline that matches the wording.

What can still be gated
Public launch does not mean every write path is always open.

Trading and creation can be blocked by runtime mode, route maintenance, or failed sign-in.

Network configuration, wallet state, and compliance checks can also pause write actions.

If a write path is unavailable, read-only market inspection should remain usable.

Legal and risk
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FAQ

Common launch questions

Do I need a wallet to use neuraminds?

You can browse markets without a wallet. You need a Base wallet and an active sign-in session before you can trade, fund, withdraw, or publish a market.

How does a market resolve?

Every market should resolve to one objective yes or no outcome. The resolution source is declared before publish, trading ends at a fixed UTC deadline, and settlement follows the posted source.

What makes a good market question?

Good questions are narrow, dated, and auditable. They avoid bundled outcomes, subjective language, and wording that conflicts with the listed source or deadline.

Why might trading or creation be unavailable?

Write flows can be blocked by preview mode, missing wallet sign-in, unsupported network, insufficient balance, route-level maintenance, or compliance checks.

Where do I review legal or support information?

Use the legal section for terms, privacy, and risk disclosures. For public support and operational updates, use the linked support and announcement channels.