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What is YeNo?
YeNo’s public interface combines a short-horizon crypto chart with a grid of outcome markets and topic filters. Its broader catalog includes football, cricket, politics, weather and social-post questions. Wallet and social-login paths lead into the account workflow.
Who it is for
- Users comparing Solana prediction venues
- Short-horizon crypto researchers
- Sports users looking beyond major-league-only catalogs
Features and coverage
- Available on
- Web, Solana
- Markets & venues
- YeNo
- Research topics
- Crypto windows, Event markets
- Crypto windows
Browse recurring up/down contracts with different durations.
- Price chart
Inspect the selected short-horizon market’s movement.
- Sports fixtures
Research football, cricket and other events.
- Topic filters
Narrow by political, weather, financial or social subject.
- Market search
Find a specific question or asset.
- YES/NO cards
Review quoted prices and the displayed stake-to-payout example.
- Leaderboard and rewards
Inspect the separate activity programs.
- Combo entry
The product navigation advertises a combo workflow.
Workflows with YeNo
Compare durations
Choose the exact crypto observation window rather than assuming all up/down questions are equivalent.
Research a sports event
Match participants, time and settlement rules with the venue being compared.
Inspect the cost
Read the market category and final fee before using the card’s illustrative payout.
Pricing and total cost
The terms describe execution fees as shares × category rate × P × (1−P). Published taker coefficients include 0.08 for crypto, 0.06 for sports/weather and 0.05 for finance/politics. The same table lists a 0.5 maker coefficient; confirm the actual role and charge in the order preview rather than assuming maker orders are free.
Getting started
Before you start: Fast chain confirmation and final event resolution are different timings.
- Open the market catalog.
- Select the exact question and duration.
- Read its rules and settlement source.
- Use the supported account and funding flow.
- Inspect asset, order role, size and final fee.
- Monitor positions and the defined resolution event.
Useful links
What to check
- Fast chain confirmation and final event resolution are different timings.
- Displayed payout examples depend on the actual accepted price and fees.
- Promotional free credits are separate from a withdrawable deposit.
- The maker coefficient in the published terms differs markedly from the taker table and needs confirmation in the order flow.
A closer look
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Frequently asked questions about YeNo
Is YeNo a Polymarket frontend?
It presents its own Solana-based venue.
Are all crypto contracts the same length?
No; the public board shows several windows.
Are maker orders documented as free?
No; the published table lists a maker coefficient.
Does a fast transaction settle the event itself?
No; the event still follows its resolution rule.