CONNECTING · BTC · 60s
Bitcoin, higher or lower. A side costs between 1¢ and 99¢ and settles at $1.00. A new round opens every sixty seconds.
Ranked on settled paper profit since Monday 00:00 UTC. Every round you trade counts, and the board resets every week — so it is one anyone can top by Sunday.
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Net is settled paper profit; the prize is real. Hit rate is rounds won, a different question — it is possible to win most rounds and still finish down. The house maker is not ranked.
Sixty-second markets on Robinhood's stock token — HOOD, priced where it trades, through the night and the weekend. Same round, same book, same dollar payout as the coins beside it. Robinhood Chain settlement follows.
strike · BTC 60s · sixty seconds on the clock
Every market settles against an external index the platform does not control; Bitcoin uses a five-exchange index. Trading is on paper against those live prices — $1,000 to start — and nothing staked is real money.
A leveraged position can be closed out by a brief move against it, long before the trade is decided. Here the most you can lose is what you paid for the contract. There is no margin, no liquidation price and no funding rate.
Most event markets resolve in weeks or months, so the capital is committed for as long as the question is open. A round here opens, trades and settles inside sixty seconds, and the next one is open before it does.
A side trading at 23¢ prices that outcome at 23%. One number is your cost, your implied odds and your break-even at the same time, and the full order book behind it is on the page.
Every contract is minted against another trader in the same order book. The venue charges the same fee whichever way the round settles, so it holds no position and does not profit when you are wrong.
No. The markets and prices are live, but the trading is on paper: a $1,000 paper balance and points-based standings. Nothing you win or lose is withdrawable, and there is nothing to deposit.
Built and run by Yashvardhan Gaur. The matching engine, the price feed, the settlement rule and this page are all in-house — Blink Markets does not route orders to another exchange. If a round settles in a way you cannot explain, there is a person to ask, and the round feed publishes enough to check the answer.
No wallet, no deposit, no funding step. Sign up with an email and you are in the next round with a $1,000 paper balance.
1,440 rounds a day · 1¢ minimum · winners paid $1.00