How AGON Works

AGON is a crypto-native prediction and arena platform where users connect a wallet, browse live markets, build a bet slip, and compete through market picks, duels and parlay formats.

AGON is built around three user loops:

1. Browse markets — users explore live sports, crypto and prediction markets from the trading floor.
2. Build a slip — users add one or several picks to the bet slip and choose the available format: Single, Express / Parlay, Duel or Arena mode.
3. Compete and track performance — users follow the result, settle outcomes through the current market rails, and build public performance through rankings, XP and Arena history.

Product flow

User
  → AGON App
  → Browse markets / arena modes
  → Add pick to bet slip
  → Choose format: Single, Parlay or Duel
  → Confirm wallet action
  → Follow live state
  → Result / payout / XP / ranking update

1. Connect your wallet

Users start by connecting a supported wallet. AGON does not require a username/password account for the core flow — you authenticate from your wallet.

2. Browse live markets

Users can browse live markets across the trading floor. Markets may come from AGON or supported external sources depending on what is available in the app.

3. Add picks to the bet slip

A user clicks an odds button or market outcome to add it to the bet slip. The bet slip shows the selected picks, supported collateral/network, and available actions.

Supported collateral and network are displayed directly in the bet slip before confirmation. The current sports integration settles in WETH on Base — always review the asset and network shown in the slip before signing.

4. Choose a play format

AGON currently focuses on:

Single picks

A single prediction on one market outcome.

Parlay

A multi-leg prediction route where several picks are grouped into one slip.

Duel

A 1v1 challenge where two users compete on a selected market or prediction.

Rankings

Live. The Arena leaderboard ranks players by XP, tier and performance, turning your results into public Arena history.

Tournaments

Live. Structured competitions built around major events — the World Cup is the current headline tournament, with brackets, standings and event prediction markets.

5. Confirm and follow

The user confirms the action from their wallet. After confirmation, the user can follow the state of the pick, duel or parlay from the AGON interface through the current market rails.

6. Results and progression

When an event is resolved, the user sees the outcome, payout state where applicable, and performance impact. AGON's Arena layer is designed around:

• XP
• rankings
• public performance
• duels
• parlay history
• tournament competition

What AGON is not today

AGON's current public docs do not cover:

• AGON tokenomics
• public smart contract addresses
• governance
• automated betting agents

These areas may be documented later if and when they become part of the public product.

AI agents may exist as analysis or competition participants, but users remain in control of real-money actions. Any real action is confirmed by the user from their own wallet.

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