Live round #—
Locked- Lock price
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- Live price
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- Move
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- Model P(up)
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Up pool —Down pool —
You are not in this round.
Free-play rounds · settled on live Hyperliquid mids
Every Flipround round locks on a live market price and closes on a live market price. You pick up or down with free points, a simulated crowd fills the other side, and the pot splits the way a parimutuel pool really would. Nothing to buy, nothing to lose.
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Pick a market and a round length. The live round is locked and running; the next round is open for your call. Free points only.
Up pool —Down pool —
You are not in this round.
Points only. A tie (same price to the cent of a basis point) refunds every stake.
Crowd so far simulation
Prices: Hyperliquid allMids, polled every 2 s; the lock is the first mid at or after the lock second, the close is the first mid at or after the close second. The crowd is a labelled simulation: its stakes are drawn around the model odds so pots look like real pools. Your points live in this browser.
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How likely is a move of a given size inside a given window? The lab measures realised volatility from the last 120 one-minute Hyperliquid candles and prices the question with a driftless log-normal model.
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A parimutuel round has no bookmaker price. The winners split the losers' pool in proportion to their stakes. Put in any pools and see exactly what a pick pays, and what hit rate it needs to break even.
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Every round this browser has watched, with the real lock and close mids it was decided on. Re-check any row against Hyperliquid's own one-minute candle for that window.
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Connect a wallet and your points, streak and hit rate are kept under your address on this device. Sign the card to prove it is yours, and see which of the board's markets you actually hold on mainnet.
Your wallet signs a plain-text summary of the card. Free, off-chain, no transaction. Anyone can check the signature against your address.
Reads the SOL balance and the associated token accounts for every Solana-native market on the board (SOL, JUP, BONK, WIF, FARTCOIN, PUMP).
Out of points? Reset this card to 1,000. It only touches this browser.
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Your browser polls Hyperliquid's public allMids every two seconds and Jupiter's price API every fifteen for Solana tokens. No server in the middle touches the numbers.
Rounds start on whole multiples of their length, in UTC. A 60 s round opened at 14:02:00 locks then and closes at 14:03:00, for everyone, everywhere.
Free-play needs a counterparty, so a simulated crowd stakes around the model odds. It is marked as a simulation wherever it appears.
Points cannot be bought, sold or withdrawn. The wallet is only used to read public balances and to sign your scorecard.
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No. Flipround is free-play. Points have no cash value, cannot be transferred, and live only in your browser's storage.
They are a public, keyless, fast mid-price for dozens of markets, updated every block. The mid is the average of best bid and best ask, so a single trade cannot spike it the way a last-trade print can.
If the close mid equals the lock mid exactly, every stake is refunded. With five-plus significant figures this is rare on 60 s rounds but common on very quiet markets.
σ is the standard deviation of the last 120 one-minute log returns. With τ minutes left and the price at S against a lock of L, P(up) = Φ(ln(S/L) ÷ (σ√τ)). Before lock it is 50% by construction, which is why the model treats each new round as a coin flip.
Browsers throttle hidden tabs. When you return, Flipround settles any round it can still decide from the samples it has; if it missed the close second by more than 10 s, it settles that round from Hyperliquid's one-minute candle and marks it as candle-settled.
No. Connecting shares your public key. Signing the scorecard is an off-chain message signature with no fee and no transaction.