Markets that do not exist anywhere else
Memory chips, GPUs, lithium, uranium, grid electricity. Real prices that move every day, but no exchange lets you take a position on them. Odd Markets does.
Go long or short on RAM, GPUs, lithium, uranium, electricity and other assets that have real moving prices but no market of their own. Real index feeds, up to 5x leverage, settled in ETH or USDG on Robinhood Chain.
Start tradingTraditional platforms cover oil, gold and stock indexes, then stop. The hardware and materials that power everything else only trade in private deals and spot markets. We turn those overlooked prices into markets you can actually take a view on.
Memory chips, GPUs, lithium, uranium, grid electricity. Real prices that move every day, but no exchange lets you take a position on them. Odd Markets does.
Every market follows a published price: a commodity spot fix, a sector fund, or the leading maker of the product. The trade page tells you exactly what each index tracks.
No expiry date. Open a long or short with up to 5x leverage, hold it for a minute or a month, and close whenever you like. Your loss can never exceed your margin.
Hardware follows the leading maker of each product. Materials and energy follow published spot and exchange prices. Prices below are samples until the index has run.
Connect any browser wallet. You sign one message to prove you own it. No email, no password, no transaction.
Send ETH or USDG on Robinhood Chain to the treasury. After two confirmations your balance is credited automatically.
Pick a market, set your margin and leverage up to 5x, and open. The entry includes a small spread. That is the only fee.
Close whenever you want. Profit lands in your balance instantly, and withdrawals are paid from the treasury to your wallet.
A contract with no expiry date. You can hold a long or short for as long as you want and close it whenever you like. Every position is priced against the live index of the asset it tracks.
Each market follows a published index. Commodities like uranium, lithium, cobalt and nickel follow spot and exchange prices. Hardware markets follow the share price of the leading maker of that product, for example Nvidia for GPU or Micron for RAM. Prices are sampled every few seconds and stored, so charts are built from real history.
ETH or USDG on Robinhood Chain. USDG is a dollar stablecoin, so one USDG is always one dollar of margin. ETH margin is valued at the current ETH price when you open and paid back in ETH when you close.
Up to 5x. A 100 dollar margin can control a 500 dollar position. Higher leverage means bigger gains and bigger losses, and positions can be liquidated.
No. A position is closed automatically when its loss reaches 90 percent of the margin. Whatever is left comes back to your balance. You cannot go negative.
Enter an amount and the treasury sends it to your signed in wallet on chain, usually within seconds. Payouts above 2,000 dollars per wallet per day are checked by hand first. If a payout fails, your balance is restored in full.
Connect a wallet, deposit a few dollars of USDG, and take a view on the price of RAM before lunch.