There have been quite a few projects I've been working on lately, and after reviewing @sight_hood's documentation, I noticed a few points in the rules that are easy to misjudge. The token price fluctuations are calculated relative to WETH, not relative to the US dollar. If ETH drops in an hour, but the token's USD price remains unchanged, it actually rises against WETH, resulting in an UP winning. People who only focus on the USD price are prone to misjudging. It uses a payout pool system. Bets on UP and DOWN are placed in separate pools, and the winning side shares a portion of the loser's pool (minus 2%). The profit shown when placing an order is only a reference; your return will change as more people place bets. In the event of a tie or only one side has bets, the principal is fully refunded. Most importantly, wins or refunds are not automatically credited; you have to claim them manually. There are only 14 days after settlement. After that, anyone can transfer the unclaimed money. When claiming, you should keep some ETH on the Robinhood Chain in your wallet as gas. Early on, the limit per transaction is small, and orders are locked in the last 30 seconds of each round. If you're thinking of playing, I suggest you read these points carefully before placing your bets.