George TsagkarakisRollerCoin (official site) has renamed its Prediction Markets feature to Fortune Terminal. The update adds Live Markets, short rounds where players predict whether a crypto price will finish up or down. Live price charts, new search and filter tools, and a reworked activity History come with it.
The basic loop is the same as before. You pick an outcome, follow the event and find out whether your prediction was right. The classic markets stay, and Live Markets sit alongside them with a faster pace.
How Live Markets work
Live Markets last from 15 minutes to 1 hour, so results come in well before the hours or days a classic market can take. They track the price of popular cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH).
Each round opens with a starting price, called the Target Price. Players choose whether the price will end above or below it. When time runs out, the system compares the final price with the Target Price. A higher final price makes UP the correct result, and a lower one makes DOWN correct. A new round can then start on its own, so fresh Live Markets open throughout the day.
If the final price matches the Target Price exactly, the market is marked VOID. No outcome wins and all positions are refunded.
Price data comes from external sources. If those sources disagree, some results may go to a manual review before they are settled.
New charts for live and classic markets
Live Markets have a chart that tracks real crypto price moves as they happen. A separate Target Price line shows whether the current price is above or below the starting point. Players can switch between chart views without leaving the market page.
Classic markets get a chart too. It shows how the probability of each outcome changes over time, with one line per option. You can follow a single result or compare several, choose which outcomes appear, and switch between 30M, 1H and 1D views. When a market closes, its chart stops updating, and the winning outcome is shown once the final result is confirmed.
Search, filters and sorting
Fortune Terminal now lets players search markets by title. Category filters narrow the list to topics such as Leagues, Economy or Leaderboard, and a separate filter splits markets with two outcomes from those with more.
Active markets can be sorted by Popularity or by Ending Soon, which puts markets close to their deadline first. An Upcoming section lists newly added markets, and a Resolved section shows recent results.
History changes
The Fortune Terminal History can now be searched by market name and filtered by record type: purchases, sales, claims and refunds. Records can be sorted from newest to oldest or with the highest amounts first.
Live Markets run often enough to fill the History quickly, so their records are hidden by default. A Show Live Markets toggle brings them back into view. Completed Live Markets a player took part in also appear in the Resolved section.
