Back who performs. Earn when they deliver.
Signal turns sports insight into income. Back the players who perform and the analysts whose calls actually land, and earn alongside them — weekly USDC dividends paid from real on-pitch results. Underneath it all runs an on-chain prediction market that also turns every call into a verifiable, permanent record.
And because it's on-chain, the track record you build is genuinely yours. Most platforms own your history — delete the app and it disappears. On Signal, your wins and your losses are recorded for good, so the analysis you do today still counts years from now, on any platform that can read the chain.
Two markets to back. One engine that powers them.
The heart of Signal is its performance economy: you back the players who deliver on the pitch and the analysts whose calls land, and you earn alongside them. The prediction market is the flywheel underneath — the activity that proves who's worth backing and funds the rewards that flow back out.
Player market
Back a player and hold tokenised exposure to their on-pitch performance. Strong gameweeks pay weekly dividends to holders, and you can sell your position back to the curve whenever you like.
How backing works →Analyst market
Back the analysts whose calls actually land, and earn alongside them. An analyst's on-chain prediction record is the asset — once they've proven themselves, you can take a position in their judgement and share in the upside.
Explore analysts →Prediction market — the flywheel
Buy YES or NO shares on a sports outcome. If you're right, each share is worth $1 at settlement; if you're wrong, it's worth $0. Prices move with the crowd, so a share is also a live read on what the market believes.
Every prediction does double duty. It builds the verifiable track record that makes an analyst worth backing, and the fees it generates fund the rewards that pay out to player backers. More predictions sharpen the signal and grow the pool — which draws more people to back, which drives more predictions. That's the flywheel.
How markets work →The Performance Reward Pool
A share of every fee on the platform flows into the Performance Reward Pool, which pays out weekly to the people backing players who actually perform. Goals, assists, clean sheets and standout displays trigger distributions — turning up and playing the minutes isn't enough.
Hold a position longer and your share of the pool grows. The longer you've backed a player, the bigger your multiplier when they deliver.
How dividends are calculated →A track record nobody can edit
Every prediction and every result is signed by your wallet and recorded on-chain — including the calls you got wrong. That unfakeable loss record is the point. Anyone can claim they called the upset; on Signal, the chain either backs you up or it doesn't.
Your accuracy is measured as a rate, not a streak, so a long history of honest calls is worth more than a lucky run. Because it all lives on-chain, your reputation travels with you — it isn't locked inside Signal. And it's exactly this record that the analyst market is built on: once an analyst has proven themselves, that history becomes an asset other people can back.
What “unfakeable” looks like — an example
Say an analyst — call them @frankie — makes three calls one weekend. Each is signed by their wallet and timestamped before kickoff, so the call is locked in before anyone knows the result. When the matches finish, the chain records what actually happened — the wins and the miss:
- Haaland to score v Arsenal — YESSat 16:58 · pre-matchWon
- Over 2.5 goals, Spurs v Chelsea — YESSun 13:28 · pre-matchLost
- Arsenal clean sheet v City — NOSat 16:58 · pre-matchWon
Signed by the wallet · timestamped before kickoff · nothing here can be edited or deleted
A TV pundit can quietly forget the calls that missed. Here, that lost Over 2.5 sits in the record next to the wins — permanently, and visible to anyone who looks up the wallet. That honest loss is what makes the wins mean something. It's the difference between “trust me, I called it” and a record the chain can prove.
How we build
- Trust is non-negotiable
- We don't chase growth at the cost of confidence in the platform. If a decision risks trust, we don't ship it.
- Security comes first
- Funds and reputation are on the line, so security is never traded for convenience. Contracts are written and reviewed with that as the first priority.
- Built to last
- Signal is designed to be sustainable for the long run, not to spike and fade. The economics are meant to keep working as the platform grows.
Built on Base
Everything settles in USDC on Base, Coinbase's Ethereum Layer 2 — low fees, fast confirmations, and the security of Ethereum underneath. You can sign in with an email or a Google account and get an embedded wallet automatically; bring your own wallet if you prefer.
TestnetSignal is currently live on Base Sepolia. Everything works exactly as it will on mainnet — but nothing uses real funds yet. Mint test USDC from the in-app faucet and try it for free.
Get started
Connect a wallet, grab some test USDC, and place your first prediction in a few minutes.