# Welcome To RektoFun

## What exactly is rekto.fun?

RektoFun is a **PvP prediction battleground** where traders compete on market outcomes.

Users can create and join challenges based on:

* Crypto price movements
* Sports events like IPL, FIFA, MMA, etc..

We believe prediction markets should be social and permissionless to everyone.

We are building a **competitive and permissionless prediction ecosystem** where users don’t just participate, they **compete and earn** in a transparent, real-time environment.

By combining the excitement of real time PvP competition with market forecasting, our platform creates a unique ecosystem where top traders rise through skill and performance.&#x20;

Users can:

* Challenge others directly in PVP battles
* Join **multiplayer challenges**, choosing sides based on their conviction
* Compete for shared prize pools where the **winning side takes it all**

Beyond solo play, RektoFun introduces a **social layer through clans**:

* Create or join a clan
* Compete in friendly internal battles
* Challenge other clans in **Clan Wars**

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### Started as a hackathon project 🙌

We have started our journey in the frontier hackathon an event organised by colosseum, powered by solana foundation!

Show us some love and support ❤️

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