About
betondit is a prediction market on Hyperliquid that prices real-world outcomes — sports, crypto, macro, politics and markets — with a live order book, for people who hold USDC on Hyperliquid and want odds with a book behind them.
The book is the price. Settles in USDC. Cash out anytime. The rest of this page says how, in the words the app uses, with every number read from the chain or from betondit's own index.
Every HIP-4 outcome market Hyperliquid carries, in one list: match winners and 1X2, price strikes and ranges, rate decisions, elections, index levels. Each row shows the live bid and ask from the book, so what you see is the price someone will trade at right now, not a quote.
A football match carries the clock, the score, lineups and form; a strike carries the live mark and the ladder around it; a rate decision carries the path of past decisions. The page states where each number comes from.
The pad shows the exact fill before you send anything. Any time the book has a bid you can sell at the live price. When a market settles, Hyperliquid pays USDC to your account; betondit never touches it.
Hyperliquid prunes settlement detail from its state after a while. betondit records every settlement as it happens — the value, the side, the source — so a result stays readable on the market page long after the chain forgets it.
Kalshi holds customer balances as a regulated exchange. On betondit there is no deposit to make and no balance to withdraw: you approve an agent key that signs orders from your own account, and you can revoke it in the app at any time. The same USDC that margins your perps trades outcomes.
outcome.xyz and trade.xyz list markets on Hyperliquid too, and betondit shows the same markets from the same book. Liquidity is not split by which front-end you open; the bid you see is every participant's, whichever app they came in through.
A builder fee of 100 basis points on the fills Hyperliquid charges it on, plus Hyperliquid's own outcome fees per its schedule. Polymarket and Kalshi publish their own fee schedules; betondit's figure is on this page and next to each fill in your history.
Polymarket and Kalshi list yes/no contracts. Hyperliquid's templates also include ranges that pay pro-rata between a low and a high, one-touch barriers, over/unders and outrights. betondit reads each by its shape: a range's price is an implied level, not a percentage, and the page says so.
Match views carry live scores, lineups, form and head-to-head from football-data.org and TheSportsDB, a wall-clock match minute the app keeps itself, and the venue that listed the market on every card. Odds read as a multiplier, the way a sportsbook shows them.
betondit is built and run by its founder, a software engineer in Sweden, under Naber Labs AB. There are no employees and no outside investors; the same person writes the code, lists the markets on the board and answers the email.
Hyperliquid's outcome markets reached mainnet in May 2026. betondit started that spring as the consumer front to them and took its first live event on 30 May 2026, three weeks later. Its sibling, Hedgepit, is the same protocol layer built as a desk for hedgers; betondit is the one for people who follow the game.
@BetOndItOpen the app, connect a wallet — an external one, or email and social sign-in that creates one for you — and confirm you are of age and outside the restricted regions. Then approve the agent key once. Deposits go to your Hyperliquid account; a first deposit needs more than 1 USDC, the network's account-creation fee.
Pick a side, type a stake, and the pad shows the fill, the payout and the fee before you send. The minimum order is $1 of size times price. To leave early, sell at the live bid or rest a limit at your own price.
The venue that listed a market submits its result to Hyperliquid, which pays out on-chain. There is no house to appeal to: the market's own terms govern, and the market page links the venue's resolution terms where it publishes them.
The founder. Email legal@betondit.com or write to @BetOndIt on X. There is no support desk between you and the person who built it.
No. Nobody at betondit takes the other side of your bet. Every price is set by whoever is willing to hold the other side on Hyperliquid's order book, and the venue that listed a market settles it.
No. betondit is an independent front-end to Hyperliquid's HIP-4 outcome markets. It attaches its builder code to the orders it sends, which is how Hyperliquid pays it.
Hyperliquid validators and third-party venues on Hyperliquid, including outcome.xyz and trade.xyz. betondit lists what they deploy and shows the venue on every card; it does not deploy markets on mainnet.
No. Connecting a wallet in the app is enough; your first deposit creates the account. If you already trade on Hyperliquid, the same account and balance are used.
Yes. The app is built for phones first and installs to the home screen from the browser. Bets, cash-out and settlement all work the same there.
Six more, on where the money is and how a market settles, are on the front page.