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Take a position on what happens next.The crowd sets the price.
Crypto
live readout
Will BTC close above $90,000 before Sep 1?
resolvesCoindesk BTC/USD
closesSep 01, 23:59 UTC
Will GRAM close above $1.69 before Oct 1?40%Will the Plush Pepe floor set a new high before October?33%
Will this Mini App pass 1M users before Q4?41%Will Durov post more than twice in August?68%Will the Redo gift get its upgrade before October?24%Will the underdog take the series?44%Will the Coconut get its upgrade before year end?12%Will Telegram ship a stickers update before year end?54%
Opinions are cheap. Positions aren’t.
Every day, millions of people call the future. Bitcoin’s next move. The main event. The token that lists. The channel that blows up. The fight that was “already decided.”
Almost none of it is accountable. No price. No record. No way to tell the sharp call from the loud one.
Oraculore gives belief a price, and a memory.
black swans happen. the tape remembers.
Three taps from opinion to position.
Pick a market.
Browse live questions on the outcomes your world is already debating.
Take a position.
Back Yes or No. The crowd’s stake sets the probability. It moves as conviction flows in.
Be proven right (or wrong).
Markets resolve against a source named before trading opens. Your record updates either way.
Will Telegram drop another celebrity Gift collab before Nov 1?
Tap a side. Your stake shifts the crowd.
resolves against @durov announcements
No bookmaker. No house. Just a pool, a clear question, and a deadline.
Markets live where the debate already happens.
Oraculore isn’t a destination you have to be dragged to. It’s a Telegram Mini App. It opens inside the chats, channels, and communities where the future gets argued about every day.
A market is as shareable as a meme. A probability swing is a story. Every position is a receipt waiting to be posted.
No cold website. No isolated terminal. No fight with a wallet before you can play.
Markets from the crowd, not a control room.
On most prediction platforms, a central desk decides what you’re allowed to trade. Oraculore flips it. Any community, from a crypto channel to a fight chat to a creator’s audience, can turn the thing it’s arguing about into a live market.
That makes the markets as alive as the internet that makes them: faster, weirder, more local, more now.
BTC above $90k by Sep 1?
∞ communities∞ live marketsone oracle
A prediction market that grows from the edges in. Every community, a new node. Every market, a new audience.
If the internet is arguing about it, there’s a market for it.
Will GRAM close above $1.69 before Oct 1?
Will this Mini App pass 1M users before Q4?
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Will the summer’s biggest banger pass 1B Spotify streams by December?
Every market is a clear question, a fixed deadline, and a named source of truth. No vague markets. Ever.
Culture · Live vote
Will the Heart Pendant get its upgrade before Sep 1?
A year without an upgrade. The community keeps score.
Being right should be worth something.
Every position you take becomes part of a public track record. Not how loud you were. How right you were. Oraculore scores you on being right when the crowd was wrong, so a real edge shows and a lucky streak doesn’t.
Your Oracle Score, your best calls, the ones you’d rather forget. A reputation built on results. The sharpest forecasters rise each season. The loudest don’t.
Screenshot-ready receipts turn “I called it” from a claim into proof.
Your record is yours, across every market, every category, every season.
Will GRAM close above $1.60 by Friday?
resolved against the named source. your record updated.
scored against the crowd, not just wins
take a position and watch the loop
The oracles of the founding season.
Every position moves one number: your Oracle Score. It rewards being right when the crowd was wrong, so a real edge climbs and a hot streak fades. Not volume. Not luck. Calibration.
Season zero is open. These are the names to beat.
- 1@monk–84.0%
- 2@helenendorfsky↑177.7%
- 3@ohuenko↓176.3%
- 4@smash_direct↑175.5%
- 5@zebatuq↓174.8%
- 6@surfer↑173.2%
- 7@borz↑371.1%
- 8@imJordanBeIfort↓270.2%
- 9@toberg↑469.0%
- 10@tonnel↓167.2%
- 11@berserk66.6%
- 12@fuhao65.2%
- 13@bdsm63.4%
- 14@fugui62.5%
- 15@narcissist61.0%
- 16@gribmain59.9%
- 17@qqrlck57.2%
- 18@evil_nunnn56.1%
- 19@Dadyaknow56.0%
- 20@TitanVibe54.8%
- 21@brobro54.0%
- 22@kallen53.1%
- 23@telelakel52.1%
- 24@sasha_soap51.5%
- 25@lucha51.1%
- 26@dope50.6%
- 27@obelisk50.3%
Concept leaderboard. Illustrative usernames and scores. No affiliation or endorsement implied.
GRAM won’t even hold $1.50 by Oct 1.
GRAM clears $2.00 by Oct 1, easy.
Categorical template · live in 15 minutes
categorical · 4 outcomes
Where does GRAM close on Oct 1?
resolves against CoinGecko GRAM/USD
Turn your audience’s debates into your own markets.
Your community already argues. Oraculore lets you price the argument.
Spin up a market from a template, share it to your channel, and watch your audience take sides. Engagement becomes a market. The market becomes content. The content brings the next market.
And when real markets go live, you earn a share of every position your market attracts. You don’t fund the pool. You don’t decide the outcome. You bring the crowd, and you share in the activity you create.
A supply side that grows itself: thousands of communities, each bringing its own audience, each market a new node in the network, and a take-rate that scales with all of it.
How a channel grows here
A market you run isn’t a post that lives and dies in your channel. It’s a unit of content built to travel.
new market
BTC above $90k by Sep 1?
Day one. The channel opens it as a post to its own subscribers.
settle it here
Forwarded from Crypto Signals
BTC above $90k by Sep 1?
Forwarded into another chat to end an argument.
Crypto Signals
BTC above $90k by Sep 1?
I took Yes at 48. Receipt’s on my profile.
was 48%now 62%
Screenshotted as proof someone called it early.
Wherever it lands, it still says where it came from.
None of it is granted. Reach here is earned: every market that travels carries your channel with it, so the way to grow is to run the markets people want to pass on.
Every market answers to a source named before the first position.
Prediction markets only work if the rules are honest. So we made integrity a feature, not a footnote.
The terms are set up front and locked. The platform resolves against them. Creators bring markets; they never decide outcomes. History stays public.
- 01Clear questionOne outcome, written so it can only resolve one way.
- 02Fixed deadlineSet before the first position, and never moved after.
- 03Named sourceChosen from a public list and locked with the market.
- 04Open disputeA 24 hour window to challenge the result, in the open.
That’s the whole contract.
- question
- Will BTC close above $90,000 before Sep 1?
- deadline
- Sep 01, 23:59 UTC
- source of truth
- Coindesk BTC/USD daily close
- dispute window
- 24h after resolution
Built on TON. At home in Telegram.
TON is the financial layer of the app a billion people already open every day. Oraculore is built to live there. Fast, low-cost, and native to the wallet already in your chat list.
As markets grow, so does the activity that flows through TON: positions, settlements, liquidity, data. Oraculore isn’t a use case bolted onto a chain. It’s a reason for the chain to exist.
Telegram-native. TON-settled. No app store, no friction, no leaving the conversation.
The 7% pledge
Oraculore plans to dedicate up to 7% of future profit to gift-market growth.
A stake we can be held to, in the ground we chose to build on.
- A billion people, already hereTON is the value layer of the app a billion people open every day, and the wallet is already in the chat list. Nobody installs anything to take a side.
- Rails anyone can inspectThe chain is open source and audited by independent security firms, so the ground every market stands on is public and checkable. ton.org
GRAM, in real time.
The token that settles every market, live: its own number from the market, and the crowd’s call on where it goes next.
Crypto · Live vote
Will GRAM close above $1.69 before Oct 1?
The token has a number. The crowd has a call.
Live from CoinGecko, refreshed every minute.
Market cap—Market-cap rank—24h volume—What doesn’t move
source: ton.orgFixed properties of the network the token settles on. Positions clear about as fast as the tap that places them, and the fee is the same whether the network is quiet or busy.
Pandora’s box was never holding a gift.
It was holding an event horizon.
Open it, and there is no return.
The next great market won’t open on Wall Street. It’ll open in a group chat.
A market for every outcome the world cares about. A record for everyone who calls them. A new layer of signal, built by communities, priced by the crowd, owned by no house.
We’re building it in the open, in points mode first: real positions, real records, real reputation, before a cent is ever at stake.
Get in before the first market opens.
Questions, answered.
The product
A Telegram-native prediction market. Any community can turn the thing it argues about into a live market, priced by the crowd instead of a house. Everyone predicts. Oraculore keeps score.
Communities do. Any channel or chat can turn what it is already arguing about into a market from a template. Creators bring the question and its named source; they never touch the outcome or the pool.
Every market names a public source of truth before the first position, and the platform resolves against that source, not opinion. Creators bring markets; they never decide outcomes. Disputes get a 24h window.
Resolution follows the source named up front, so most edge cases are already answered before trading opens. A dispute opens a short review window; if a market cannot be settled cleanly against its named source, it voids and every position is returned.
Points and score
Not yet. Early access runs in points mode: real positions, real records, no money at stake. Real-money markets come later, and only after the legal groundwork is done.
No. Points are earned by taking positions, never purchased. That keeps a score about the quality of your calls, not the size of your wallet.
Your reputation as a forecaster. It grows the most when you are right while the crowd is wrong, so a real edge shows and a lucky streak does not. Leaderboards run in seasons, and every season is a fresh start.
By Oracle Score, not volume or win-streaks. Being right when the crowd was wrong counts for the most, so calibration rises and noise settles out. Ranking is highest score first, within the current season.
A fixed stretch of the leaderboard with a clean slate at the end. Your record carries forward as reputation, but the ranking resets — so standing has to be earned again, not banked.
Channels and what comes next
A market engine for the debates your audience already has: spin one up from a template in minutes. You bring the crowd; you never fund the pool or decide the outcome. When real markets go live, active channels share in the activity they create.
Real-money markets come only after the legal groundwork is done, and points mode keeps running alongside. Nothing you build now is thrown away: the record and reputation you earn in points mode are yours to carry in.
The waitlist is open now. Points mode opens to early access first, and channels from the waitlist get the first market slots. Join early and you move up the line.
the oracle knows.