Crypto parlays on Robinhood Chain
Two to six legs, each one an asset, a direction and a target percent,
all sharing a clock. Every leg has to touch its target before the timer ends.
Two to six legs, each one an asset, a direction and a target percent,
all sharing a clock. Every leg has to touch its target before the timer ends.
Why Parlay.fun?
Each leg is priced as the probability of touching its target inside the window, measured from the trailing hour of realised volatility. The legs are then joined using measured correlation rather than naive multiplication, so a slip that mixes gold with a memecoin pays several times what the same shape pays inside one category.
A settlement worker polls the book every five seconds and a recorder writes one price tick per asset per minute, so a slip resolves the moment its last leg lands or its clock runs out. Winnings pay back in USDG to the wallet that staked. There is no withdrawal queue and nothing to claim.
Every slip reserves its worst-case payout against the treasury under a row lock before it is accepted, with caps per token and across the whole book. A slip that would push the book past its limit is refused at quote time rather than written and regretted.
How it works
Two to six assets from the listable universe: majors, tokenized stocks, gold, memecoins. Each leg gets a direction and a target percent. Mixing categories is the point, and it pays more.
The quote is signed the moment you accept it, so the number you saw is the number you get. Stake in USDG from the wallet you connected. There is no deposit and no balance to top up.
Every leg has to touch its target once before the window closes. One miss kills the ticket. Land them all and the payout lands back in the same wallet, automatically.
Slips are quoted from live volatility and correlation across the listable universe, then written to Robinhood Chain. Stakes and payouts are USDG, the wallet that stakes is the identity, and the book settles itself.