OddlyChoose an outcome
Any open Polymarket market, or a word a speaker, streamer or CEO is about to say.
HOW IT WORKS
Your read, launched as a coin.
Oddly lists open Polymarket markets and lets anyone launch a pump.fun coin on an outcome, or on a word someone is about to say.
Coins
From an outcome to a live coin in four steps.
Make it yours
Pick a name, ticker and picture. The market's picture appears as a small badge so everyone knows what the coin backs. Add the wallet that receives your creator fees.
Live on pump.fun, free
Oddly launches the coin on pump.fun at no cost. Creator fees start flowing to your wallet from launch.
The market settles
When the answer is in, the losing side's creator fees go to the coins on the winning side.
Oddly markets
Bring a question. Each side gets a coin.
Ask it
Something Polymarket doesn't list. Name both sides and say how and when it settles.
It gets reviewed
Questions with a clear, checkable answer are approved and opened on their own page.
One coin per side
Both coins launch together, one for each side. They trade on pump.fun.
Oddly settles it
Once the answer is known, Oddly settles the market by its stated rules.
Winners collect
The losing side's creator fees go to the winning side. The biggest winning coin by market cap gets the largest share. Each winning coin's creator keeps 30% of what the coin receives, and its holders split the other 70% by how much they hold.
Questions
Is this gambling?
No. Every coin is a memecoin on pump.fun, not a bet. Oddly takes no wagers; winning coins receive creator fees from the losing side, not stakes.
What does a launch cost?
Nothing. Launching a coin on Oddly is free.
How are winners rewarded?
When a market settles, the creator fees collected by coins on the losing side are paid to coins on the winning side.
Which winning coin gets the most?
The biggest winning coin by market cap gets the largest share of the losing side's fees.
How is a winning coin's share split?
The coin's creator keeps 30%. Holders split the remaining 70% in proportion to how much they hold.
Who receives my coin's creator fees?
The wallet you choose when you launch. Fees go there from the moment the coin is live.
Will Oddly ever ask for my seed phrase?
Never. Oddly doesn't ask for it and never sees it. Anyone who asks for it is not us.
Where do the markets come from?
Polymarket lists the questions, word markets track things someone is about to say, and Oddly markets come from users.
Can one outcome have several coins?
Yes. Anyone can launch a coin on any outcome.
Where do coins trade?
On pump.fun. Oddly launches coins there; trading doesn't happen on Oddly.
What is a word market?
A market on whether a speaker, streamer or CEO says a given word. You launch a coin on the word.
What is an Oddly market?
A question Polymarket doesn't list, submitted by a user, reviewed, opened with one coin per side and settled when the answer is known.
Can I submit any question?
Questions need two clear sides and a checkable answer. Vague or unsettleable ones aren't approved.
What happens when a market closes?
It settles. The losing side's creator fees move to the winning side's coins, split by the rules above.
Is Oddly part of Polymarket or pump.fun?
No. Oddly has no affiliation with either.
Is a coin financial advice?
No. Oddly coins are memecoins, not bets and not financial products.