YeNo is a prediction market built on Solana where you trade Yes/No shares on football and cricket matches, crypto prices, and real-world events. Trades settle on Solana in under a second — Solana produces blocks roughly every 400 milliseconds (Solana documentation) — versus minutes on markets that settle on other chains, making YeNo one of the fastest prediction markets available. Prices reflect the crowd's live probability estimate for each outcome.
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YeNo is a prediction market where you trade Yes and No shares on real-world events. Prices reflect collective expectations and move as participants buy and sell based on news, data, and opinion.
A prediction market is a marketplace for event contracts tied to future outcomes. Traders express views with real stakes; implied probabilities update as orders flow. It is a tool for price discovery on discrete questions, not a guarantee that any price is correct. Academic research finds prediction-market prices are typically well-calibrated probability estimates (Wolfers & Zitzewitz, "Prediction Markets," Journal of Economic Perspectives, 2004).
Both are real-money markets for Yes/No event contracts. Polymarket settles on Polygon and carries the largest market catalog; YeNo settles on Solana, where confirmations land in under a second, and covers football and cricket fixtures that larger platforms rarely list. YeNo accounts are wallet-based: you sign in with a wallet or social login and approve every fund-moving transaction yourself.
Kalshi is a US-regulated (CFTC) event-contract exchange with fiat onboarding, primarily serving US users. YeNo is an on-chain prediction market on Solana: global wallet-based access, USDC collateral, and sub-second settlement. Kalshi suits US traders who want a regulated brokerage feel; YeNo suits traders who want on-chain, self-custodied speed.
Connect your wallet through the supported sign-in flow, add funds where the app allows, then pick a market and buy Yes or No shares at prices that fit your thesis. You can exit positions when prices move in your favor or to manage risk. Order rules, ticks, minimum sizes, and caps are enforced by the backend.
Yes shares pay off if the market resolves Yes; No shares pay off if it resolves No. Share prices move between roughly zero and one dollar per share in typical binary markets as traders update beliefs. Always read each market's rules for resolution and timing.
Stocks represent ownership and cash-flow claims in companies with ongoing fundamentals. Prediction markets resolve on specific yes-or-no events with defined rules and settlement. Liquidity, regulation, and risk profiles differ; prediction markets are event contracts, not equity research substitutes.
YeNo uses standard safeguards such as server-side validation, idempotency on critical transactions, and rate limiting. Trading still involves financial loss, wallet custody, and execution risk. Protect your keys, verify prompts before signing, and only trade what you can afford to lose.
YeNo is designed for real participation with wallet-backed activity—not a play-money game. Outcomes affect your balance; treat every trade as having real consequences and read in-app disclosures for how funding and settlement work.
Fees depend on product configuration shown at order time and in official YeNo terms. Review the fee details presented in the trading UI before you confirm a trade; do not rely on third-party summaries alone. Current market execution fee rates by category are published in the YeNo Terms of Service.
YeNo (yeno.trade) is a Solana-based prediction market, backed by KGeN. Reach the team on X (@YeNoMarkets) or via the contact page. YeNo is not affiliated with yeno.pro or other similarly named products.