A view on the result
You are taking a position on a condition and a deadline. A quoted price can change before the result is known.
A clearer way to explore prediction markets
OmenScope is a prediction markets aggregator and execution layer.
Find questions about the future. Understand the rules. Place and follow supported positions through one interface.
Our first introduction. The app and participation programs are coming soon.

One event. A clear question.
Illustrative example · not a live market
An actual market must specify its reference price and resolution rules.
01 / Understand the idea
Participants buy and sell positions on a defined event outcome. In a Yes/No market, you choose the result you expect, at the price offered.
You are taking a position on a condition and a deadline. A quoted price can change before the result is known.
Winning positions pay according to the contract. Losing positions can lose their full purchase cost, plus applicable fees.
Know exactly what must happen.
Check the deadline and result source.
Compare Yes and No prices.
See fees and possible payouts.
Track the position and settlement.
02 / What OmenScope brings together
Aggregation brings supported questions, quoted prices and result rules together. Execution takes a confirmed order to its selected supported market.
A consistent interface. Each market keeps its own rules and liquidity.
Bringing information together does not merge order books or create one shared pool.
USDT / External markets
Coming soonUse USDT, a digital token designed to track the US dollar, without buying SFIG.
SFIG / Internal P2P
Coming soonSFIG is the SFI community’s token. Its holders can take opposing positions against other SFIG users.
USDT funding, settlement and withdrawals are user-facing arrangements. Backend venue collateral may differ. SFIG stays inside OmenScope during participation. Supported markets, access and settlement follow the applicable product rules.
03 / The right tool for your view
You may have a view about Bitcoin at a future date without wanting to manage a leveraged position through every move along the way.
The position must survive interim price movements. Insufficient margin can trigger liquidation before the expected recovery.
With no borrowing or leverage, an interim price fall does not create that margin call. The position can still expire worthless if its condition is not met.
Fully paid spot holdings also avoid leverage liquidation. Prediction contracts have different payoff rules and are not the right tool for every strategy.
Illustrative condition: BTC reference price above 100,000 at 23:59 UTC on 31 December 2026.
10,000 isolated margin at 5× creates 50,000 notional exposure (0.625 BTC). The position is liquidated during the fall, consuming most or nearly all of its isolated margin.
10,000 buys 25,000 Yes contracts at an illustrative 0.40 each. At the shown winning endpoint, gross payout is 25,000 and gross gain is 15,000 before fees.
If the condition resolves No, payout is zero and the entire purchase stake can be lost, plus fees. The resale value can fall before settlement.
Selected winning scenario, not a forecast, available quote or typical return. Both inputs exclude fees. The simplified futures calculation uses a 0.5% maintenance margin rate, no deduction, added margin, stop-loss fill, reopening, fees or funding. Actual venue rules and mark prices can change the threshold.
04 / Fees & the OMX token
A clear base fee plan, with every position’s costs explained before you confirm.
The amount used to enter a position after execution.
Returned stake is not a gain. Losing positions do not create a positive-gains fee.
Planned base fees. Applicable external and on-chain charges are separate; users bear applicable on-chain charges.
| Purchase stake | 10,000 |
|---|---|
| Entry fee (0.5%) | 50 |
| Total entry payment | 10,050 |
| Gross winning payout | 25,000 |
| Positive gain before gains fee | 14,950 |
| Gains fee (2.5%) | 373.75 |
| Settlement after gains fee | 24,626.25 |
| Net gain after OmenScope fees | 14,576.25 |
If No resolves, payout is zero and the 10,050 entry payment is lost. This example excludes external charges and assumes stable settlement equivalence.
05 / How the business can earn
More relevant events can give users reasons to return. Reliable execution and a clear experience must earn that next visit.
Collected entry fees and fees on eligible positive net gains.
Collected swap fees earned by OmenScope or program-attributable liquidity positions.
The two sources above form the allocation base.
Includes a portion for OMX buybacks and burns.
Ownership of a RealFi node qualifies participation in this program pool.
The team’s allocation of collected fee revenue.
40% is the program pool’s share of revenue, not an individual return. SFI reports and administers distributions under the program terms.
A portion supports buying OMX from the market and burning the purchased tokens. Net supply falls only when burns exceed new minting in the same period; price appreciation is not guaranteed.
Fee revenue is not net profit. Operating costs and liquidity losses still matter. User deposits, stakes, LP principal and program-sale proceeds are not part of this fee-revenue base.
06 / OmenScope RealFi Ownership Program
A Genesis Node records early participation in OmenScope’s RealFi program. Participants receive OMX over time based on their participation amount and qualify for the program’s revenue-sharing pool.
Token distributions over time follow participation amount and program terms.
Owning any RealFi node qualifies participation in the 40% pool. Individual weights and payments follow the terms.
Refer to SFI’s official announcements and contact SFI for participation terms.
The RealFi program is in development. Participation and payment terms will be announced by SFI.
New OMX issuance is planned through RealFi or SFI packages, with no separate VC, marketing or ecosystem token reserve. The OMX/SFIG PancakeSwap pair is planned for token launch after the RealFi sale closes.
A few useful answers
Not yet. USDT execution, SFIG P2P, OMX/VIP and the RealFi sale are all in development. This page introduces the product. App links point to app.omenscope.com and are marked Coming soon.
The USDT route does not require SFIG or a RealFi purchase. SFIG is used for the separate internal P2P route. Qualifying OMX holdings provide intended VIP benefits; a RealFi node is a separate participation choice.
The selected market’s exact question, deadline, reference source and resolution rules determine its result. Similar questions on different venues may have different conditions. Internal SFIG matching and settlement follow OmenScope’s own product rules.
Yes. A fully paid losing position can lose its entire purchase cost plus applicable fees. Its resale value may also fall before the event ends. No leverage margin call does not mean no risk or a guaranteed profit.
No. Revenue-pool qualification comes from owning a RealFi node. OMX holdings or staking alone do not qualify. The 40% describes the whole program pool, not an individual payment or return.
It records early participation in the RealFi program. Participants receive OMX over time based on participation amount and qualify for program revenue sharing. It is not a promise of company equity or a fixed return. SFI will announce the detailed terms.
A liquidity position makes assets available for swapping and may earn swap fees. OmenScope’s revenue base includes collected fees attributable to its own or the program’s OMX/SFIG positions. It does not include the deposited principal or unrelated providers’ earnings. Liquidity provision can still incur losses.
Refer to SFI’s official announcements and contact SFI for the program terms, including individual allocations, token distributions, eligibility and payment conditions. No fixed amounts or schedules are set by this introduction.
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