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Last updated 11 months ago

Short-term contracts for fast-paced trading - make market volatility work for you.

A fixed payout contract (FPC) is a decentralized crypto contract that offers defined risk and clear outcomes. There are only two possible outcomes at expiration: you either make a predefined profit, or you lose the money you paid to open the trade. This makes it easier for you when deciding whether to trade, as you know exactly how much you could lose if the market moves against you. And if not, you know the exact size of your potential profit, making this a controlled, yet exciting way to trade.

Why trade FPC?

Earn big. Earn fast.

Predict if the price will go up or down and earn up to 80% in just a matter of a few minutes.

Fixed payout contracts are derivatives that allow you to speculate on price movement of the crypto market. There are two possible outcomes if you hold the contract until expiration:

  1. Your position settles at 0 – you can only ever lose as much as you put into the trade.

  2. Your position settles at 1 – you receive up to 80% payout on each contract.

How it works?

Just predict if the price will go up or down. It turns every trade into a simple bullish or bearish question – you decide whether a market is likely to be above a certain price, at a certain time. If you think it will be, you go up. If you think it won’t be, you go down.

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Will the market be bullish or bearish?