The contract itself
Every AMP Predict market is defined by a clear yes/no question, a closing date, and objective resolution criteria (typically a public source like a news outlet, official announcement, or sports API). On the closing date the outcome is determined and every YES contract pays either 100 or 0 TK¢. NO contracts pay the mirror.
The orderbook
Each market has two orderbooks — YES and NO — with visible bids and asks. Bids are the highest prices buyers are willing to pay; asks are the lowest prices sellers are willing to accept. The mid-price is the current implied probability. AMP Predict uses price-time priority matching and updates in real time via WebSocket.
Limit vs. market orders
A LIMIT order executes only at your specified price (or better) — you may not get filled if no one meets your price, but you never pay more than you asked. A MARKET order executes immediately at the best available price on the opposite side of the book. Limit orders reduce slippage; market orders guarantee execution.
Position and P&L math
If you buy 10 YES contracts at 40¢ your cost is 400 TK¢ and your maximum payout is 1000 TK¢ (10 × 100). Maximum profit is 600 TK¢ (1000 – 400); maximum loss is 400 TK¢. You can close early by selling into the orderbook at the current price.
Settlement and edge cases
When a market closes, the outcome is set from public sources and payouts are credited automatically. If the event cannot be resolved from public sources (e.g., a match is canceled), the market settles as a TIE and every holder receives a 50 TK¢ refund per contract.