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Public beta. Backing a Stack is simulated and no real money moves. Anything marked Demo is an example.

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How it works

How Stackible works

Creators make calls on real-world events. Fans back the calls they believe in. Stackible shows every number up front and keeps every creator's record in public.

For fans

  1. Step 1: Follow creators you trust

    Find creators by topic and see every call they've made, right, wrong and void.

  2. Step 2: Back this Call

    Pick Your Contribution and see every fee, your Potential Winnings, Estimated Net Profit and Maximum Loss before you confirm.

  3. Step 3: Track the result

    Follow your confirmed position until the market settles. Payouts come from confirmed results, never from an estimate.

Back this Call

Demo — no real money

Illustrative example with a made-up price. Not a quote.

Your ContributionAmount charged
$20.00
Platform fee (3%)
$0.60
Amount investedAt an example price of $0.40 per contract
$19.40
Potential WinningsIf the call is right
$48.50
Estimated Net ProfitPotential Winnings minus Your Contribution
$28.50
Maximum LossIf the call is wrong
$20.00

Real prices move, and actual payouts depend on confirmed fills and any partner fees. Processing fees, if any, are shown separately before you confirm.

For creators

  1. Step 1: Make the call

    Pick a supported market and an outcome, then say why in your own words.

  2. Step 2: Start a Stack

    Publish it with an optional funding goal and cutoff, and share it wherever your audience is.

  3. Step 3: Grow in Creator Studio

    See how your Live Stacks and Past Calls land. Any fee share is disclosed, and only where the partner and rules allow it.

Who handles the money

Stackible is the social layer: creator pages, Stacks, sharing and tools. It doesn't hold your money or place trades.

When Stackible launches, eligibility checks, funding, orders and payouts will happen through a regulated partner. Nothing is live yet, and nothing in this preview involves real money.

The words we use

Stack
A creator's call on a market: the outcome they pick, their reasoning, and an optional goal and cutoff.
Your Contribution
The total you're charged to back a call, fees included.
Potential Winnings
The estimated payout if the call is right, from the price at the time you look.
Estimated Net Profit
Potential Winnings minus Your Contribution. An estimate, not a promise.
Maximum Loss
The most you can lose: your whole contribution, if the call is wrong.
Past Calls
A creator's complete history, with every right, wrong and void call.

Read the risk disclosure (draft) before you back any call.