Parlays on price moves · crypto + tokenized stocks
Make every pick count.
Stack 3 to 10 price calls on one ticket and set one clock. Every leg has to touch its target before time runs out. Hit them all, take the full multiplier.
Live prices from Hyperliquid · test funds only
The ticket
One ticket. Three calls.
Flip a direction, nudge a target, change the clock. The multiplier is priced by the same model the app uses, from the prices markets are trading at right now. Then run the clock and see which legs touch.
- 3–10
- legs a ticket
- 1m–1h
- one clock
- 20s
- quote holds
- BTCBitcoin+0.25%→ 85,012
- NVDANVIDIA+0.30%→ 235.20
- SOLSolana−0.35%→ 119.38
Example prices, a sped-up simulated path, the same pricing model as the app.
Watch one play out.
Three legs, one clock sweeping across. A leg locks the moment its price touches. Miss one and the ticket is gone.
Up or down on each. Here: BTC up, HYPE up, SOL down.
Every leg gets a target; all of them share one deadline.
A leg locks green the first time a price reaches it.
BTC ↑HYPE ↑SOL ↓Stack anything that moves.
Majors, memecoins, stocks and indices on one ticket. Correlated legs are priced together, so BTC up with ETH up pays less than BTC up with ETH down.
When each market trades
New York time · a stock leg only opens if the whole ticket fits in one sessionClose doesn't count.
Two legs out of three is a lost ticket. That's the deal, and it's why the multiplier is bigger than any single call.
ETH▲ 0.20%hit
COIN▲ 0.35%hit
DOGE▲ 0.40%hit
- BTC▲ 0.15%hit
NVDA▲ 0.30%hit- SOL▼ 0.45%missed
All of them.
Or none.
- 01
Touch counts
A leg hits the first time a recorded price reaches its target. It can fall back afterwards; it stays hit. Up legs need at or above, Down legs at or below.
- 02
One clock
Every leg shares one deadline. A price stamped exactly at the deadline still counts. A win settles the moment the last leg touches.
- 03
Recorded prices only
The server decides from stored observations, never from your screen. If a price crosses and comes back between two recorded ticks, that touch isn't seen.
- 04
Data gaps refund
If a feed drops out or a stock halts and nothing proves a miss, your stake comes back in full. A miss with full data on any leg still loses.
Fixed, published in the rules and applied to every quote. The app shows the model's odds next to your multiplier.
Priced in the open.
The quote simulates every leg at once, with how markets move together, instead of multiplying odds blind.
Caps on exposure per market, per market-wide move and per player, checked before a ticket opens.
Settlement replays stored prices. Gaps refund. The rules version is fixed on your ticket.
Questions
Short answers. The full rule book is in the app.
What is a leg?+
One call on one market: direction (Up or Down) and how far the price has to move from where it is when you lock the ticket. A ticket has 3 to 10 legs, each on a different market.
What counts as touching the target?+
A recorded price at or above the target for Up, at or below for Down, after you lock the ticket and up to the deadline, deadline included. Once a leg is hit it stays hit.
Why is my multiplier what it is?+
The server simulates all your legs together, including how they tend to move with each other, counts how often every leg touches, then applies a margin and a payout cap. The app shows the numbers behind each quote.
What happens if a price feed goes down?+
If every leg that didn't hit had a gap in its data, nothing proves you missed, so the stake comes back. If any leg missed with full data, the ticket is still lost.
Where do the prices come from?+
Hyperliquid's public market data: perp mid prices for crypto, and HIP-3 perps on the xyz exchange for stocks and indices. The server records a price every couple of seconds and decides tickets only from those records.
Can I trade stocks at night or on weekends?+
Stocks follow a 24/5 calendar (Sunday 8pm to Friday 8pm New York time) and indices follow NYSE hours. A stock leg is only allowed if the whole ticket fits inside one open session.
Can I use the same asset twice?+
No. One leg per market per ticket.
Is this real money?+
No. Balances are test funds. Real-money play stays switched off until a validated pricing model, verifiable payout collateral, an audited contract and a settlement-grade price source are in place; the Fairness page lists every check.
Is there a token?+
STREAK and $STREAK are working names. No token has been issued, and nothing on this page is an offer of one.
Which wallets and networks?+
EVM wallets (Robinhood Chain and a local test chain) and Solana wallets can sign in with a message. Onchain tickets run through an escrow on a local test chain in this build; Robinhood Chain testnet and Solana are wired as adapters, not live.
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