Campaigns the chain resolves.
Permissionless campaigns that turn on-chain milestones into growth, settled by the chain itself.
Opening a campaign costs its tier's price in SOL · the tier's prize share becomes its prize
The creator gets its tier's share of all entries when YES or NO wins
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How it works
Every step, fee and refund- 1
Open a campaign
Any wallet opens one at a tier's price in SOL, Loaf, Batch or Bakery: the tier's prize share is a prize in the pot, the rest goes to Brot. The site writes the campaign from the kind, the account, the target and the date.
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Join YES or NO with SOL
Bakers put SOL on a side, from the campaign's minimum entry. Chance is each side's share of the entries. Entries close before the deadline, by a share of the campaign's length, or once the answer is known.
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The program reads the answer
Target met: YES. Deadline passed without it: NO. After the campaign's review window, the winning side splits the pot, and one-sided pots and voided campaigns refund every entry.
Why you can check it
The chain answers
A campaign opens only if a Solana account holds its answer; price campaigns read Pyth's price on-chain. No human picks the winner: the review window can confirm or void a result, never switch it.
One pot, in SOL
YES or NO, one pot. The winning side splits it with the prize. Brot keeps a fee on the losing side; the creator gets its tier's share of the entries.
Paid to your wallet
After the campaign's review window, Brot's service sends the payouts to the wallets that entered; anyone can send them too, and no time is promised. No early exit.