On-Chain Prediction Markets on Solana - Duel Duck
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Creator fee
5%
Volume
30
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Prediction deadline
Will Nikita Bier still be on X team until the end of 2026?
Yes Chance
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Ticket price5
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Prediction deadline
Will Ferrari win the 2026 Formula 1 Constructors' Championship by July 16, 2026?
Yes Chance
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Ticket price1
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DUEL DUCK
A social PvP prediction platform on Solana where users create duels, take different sides, resolve outcomes - and earn whether they play or create.
HOW IT WORKS?
1.Turn idea into a profit
Come up with a duel idea around any event or topic2.Create your duel
Go to Duel Duck and try to set up your duel.3.Share your duel
Bring your friends, challenge the crowd, and prove you’re right.4.Self resolve
Self-resolve puts you in control — you decide the outcomeWhy Duel Duck matters
Get to know our CEO and learn more about Duel Duck platform
What is Duel Duck?
Duel Duck lets users create or join binary (yes/no) prediction markets on real-world outcomes. Every duel is collateralized in the creator's chosen token (USDC, SOL, or any supported SPL token), resolved according to its predefined rules — either by the platform admin or through self-resolution if enabled by the creator — and paid out automatically by smart contract. No middleman, no order book — just two users on opposite sides of a question.
How Duels Work
Pick a market
Choose from live duels in crypto, politics, elections, finance, tech, or world events.
Choose Yes or No
Choose a side and lock the required stake to join the duel.
Claim your winnings
Once the duel is resolved, the smart contract automatically distributes the funds to the winner.
Why Solana?
Sub-cent transaction fees, ~400ms finality, and full on-chain transparency. Every duel - entry, settlement, payout - is publicly verifiable.
Frequently Asked Questions
Answer
No. Duel Duck is a peer-to-peer prediction market for verifiable real-world outcomes. Users take sides on yes/no questions with fixed entry costs — not house-banked games of chance.