Live prices from the regulated US exchanges, only on the games you’ve put in your plans, with the full cost shown first and practice before real money.
FinFuse works out one weekly room for every market: a share of what’s free, with your bills, plans and cushion untouched, and no more than a third of it on any one position.
Prediction markets are sized inside that room today.
Add the teams you follow and the games you’re going to or watching. For each one, FinFuse reads the live price at both US exchanges that list it, for the side you choose, and shows the full cost with the exchange’s fee included.
It points out which exchange is cheaper at your size and what the gap comes to. Prediction markets appear only on your own games, never in a feed.
Your first five positions are practice, at the live price with the fee included, and each one settles itself from the real result when the game ends. After that, a real position has to fit your week.
Every forecast we publish is on the public record with how it ended, including the ones that lost.
While your cushion is below the line you set, markets pause and each paycheck tops it up. When it’s back above the line, the room reopens.
Every market is sized by the same weekly room.
Shares and funds, sized against your week, with long-term investing as its own paycheck line.
Contracts sized by the most they can lose, so the worst case fits your week.
Coins inside the same weekly room, on a market that never closes.
Yes. Live prices, sizing and practice are in FinFuse today, and the record is public.
No. You place them at the exchange and record them in FinFuse, so each one counts against your week.
Because a market should follow the life you lead, not pull you toward one. There are no market alerts, streaks or longshot promotions.
