Name: YeNo: editorial review
Rating: 3
Author: PredictionToolkit

What is YeNo?

The public board pairs a selected short-horizon crypto chart with YES/NO market cards. Recurring Up/Down contracts have different observation windows, while the broader catalog includes football, cricket, politics, weather and social-post questions. Wallet and social-login paths lead to the account workflow, with separate leaderboard, rewards and advertised combo navigation.

Choose the exact question and duration, then read the resolution rule and source before using a displayed stake-to-payout example. Actual payout depends on the accepted price and fees. Fast Solana confirmation does not settle the underlying event, and promotional free credits are not a withdrawable deposit. The fee table’s unusually large maker coefficient needs confirmation in the order preview rather than an assumption that maker orders are free.

Who it is for

People comparing independent prediction venues on Solana.
Researchers studying short-horizon crypto contracts.
Sports users looking beyond catalogs restricted to major leagues.

Features and coverage

Crypto windows
Browse recurring Up/Down contracts with different durations.
Price chart
Inspect movement in the selected short-horizon market.
Sports fixtures
Research football, cricket and other events.
Topic filters
Narrow political, weather, financial or social subjects.
Market search
Find a particular question or asset.
YES/NO cards
Read quoted prices and the illustrative stake-to-payout display.
Leaderboards and rewards
Inspect the distinct activity programs.
Combo navigation
The product navigation advertises a combined-outcome workflow; its terms need review in that workflow.

Workflows with YeNo

Compare durations

Choose the precise crypto observation window rather than treating all Up/Down questions as equivalent.

Research a sports event

Match participants, time and settlement rules with any venue used for comparison.

Inspect execution costs

Check category, order role and the final fee before relying on a card’s illustrative payout.

Pricing and total cost

The terms describe execution fees as outcome shares × category rate × P × (1−P). Published taker coefficients are 0.08 for crypto, 0.06 for sports/weather and 0.05 for finance/politics. The same table lists 0.5 for maker orders. Confirm the actual role and charge in the order preview; maker orders are not documented as free.

Getting started

Before you start: A fast chain transaction does not determine the market’s final outcome.

Open the market catalog.
Choose the exact question and duration.
Read its rules and settlement source.
Use the supported account and funding flow.
Inspect asset, order role, size and final fee.
Monitor positions and the event defined by the resolution rule.

Chain confirmation and final event resolution are different timings.

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What to check

A fast chain transaction does not determine the market’s final outcome.
Displayed payout examples depend on the accepted price and fees.
Promotional credits are separate from a withdrawable deposit.
The published maker coefficient differs markedly from taker coefficients and needs order-preview confirmation.

A closer look

Ratings & reviews

Editorial rating

3.0/ 5

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PredictionToolkit editorial

Our take on YeNo

Recurring markets, search and published category-fee formulas make the venue understandable. The unusual maker coefficient and the separate timing of chain confirmation and event resolution require careful order-level review.

Based on documented features, setup and access terms. How we rate