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What is Ringo?
Ringo organizes each market around one real-world claim. Members choose Yes or No and commit USDC; the market displays the resulting price, liquidity and participation. Communities and a leaderboard provide a social layer, while Reality.eth handles outcome resolution and disputes.
Who it is for
- Communities organizing forecasts around shared interests
- Users comparing market conviction and liquidity
- Researchers following public resolution records
Features and coverage
- Available on
- Web
- Markets & venues
- Ringo
- Research topics
- Community markets, Claim resolution
- User-created markets
Start a market around a verifiable claim.
- Binary positions
Back the Yes or No side using USDC.
- Discovery controls
Browse categories and sort by featured status, liquidity or volume.
- Community pages
Follow groups discussing related markets.
- Public settlement
Review the outcome record after resolution.
- Reality.eth oracle
Claims use an open dispute process.
- Leaderboard and missions
Explore participation and platform activities.
Workflows with Ringo
Research a claim
Read the wording, deadline and settlement source before comparing the Yes and No prices.
Create a community market
Choose a question with an objectively checkable answer and specify how it should resolve.
Review a result
Follow the resolved claim and its oracle record instead of relying only on a discussion post.
Pricing and total cost
The public market page does not publish a complete fee schedule. Review creation and trade costs in the relevant confirmation flow.
Getting started
Before you start: Ringo is a separate prediction platform, not a Polymarket terminal.
- Browse an existing market first.
- Read the claim and resolution conditions.
- Connect a supported wallet when participation is required.
- Review the USDC amount and quoted terms.
- Track the claim through resolution and any dispute.
Useful links
What to check
- Ringo is a separate prediction platform, not a Polymarket terminal.
- Liquidity and volume vary by community and claim.
- The service labels itself beta.
- Settlement depends on the stated claim and oracle process.
A closer look
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Frequently asked questions about Ringo
Who resolves markets?
Ringo names Reality.eth as its resolution oracle.
Can members create markets?
A Create a Market flow is available.
What asset backs positions?
The platform describes USDC commitments.
Can I browse without committing funds?
Market discovery and community navigation are public.