Terms of use

Last updated 28 October 2026

What this is

WICK runs short rounds on the price of Solana coins. You pick long or short, a leverage and a stake, and your entry joins the next round. When the round ends, winners collect SOL from the entries that called it wrong. You never own the coin, and WICK is never the other side of your entry.

How a round settles

A round starts and ends on the median of the coin's on-chain price over the preceding 30 seconds. Winners can only be paid what the losing side staked in the same round. If nobody is on the other side, if the price does not move, or if the price cannot be read, every entry in that round is refunded. Leverage multiplies both gains and losses: a small move against you can cost your whole stake, and a win is capped at the amount shown on the ticket.

Practice and real SOL

Practice uses play SOL with no value. Real SOL is not available yet. When it is, deposits will be held in a custody wallet run through Privy, and every balance will be shown on the Proof of books page.

Your wallet, your signature

Every order is a signature from your own wallet, never a transaction. Only sign WICK orders on this site. One-click trading creates a key kept only in your browser; it can place entries up to the limit you approved, for at most 24 hours, and it can never withdraw.

Pauses and halts

A coin stops taking entries when its on-chain price is stale, its cross-check disagrees, or its liquidity is below the floor. All trading stops if the books fail their automatic check. Entries already in a round are settled when a price is available again, or refunded.

Fees

The fee is a share of winnings, shown on every ticket and on the How it works page. Losing, refunded and cancelled entries pay no fee.

Eligibility

Do not use WICK where trading leveraged or derivative products is restricted for you. You are responsible for the laws that apply to you.

No advice, no warranty

Nothing here is financial advice. WICK is provided as is. Memecoins are extremely volatile; only stake what you can afford to lose.

Contact

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