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# What Is RektoFun?
### Rekto.fun is a PvP battleground for predictions built on Solana.
We allow users to create and participate in permissionless prediction challenges around crypto, sports, and real-world events. Instead of passive prediction markets, rekto.fun transforms predictions into competitive social experiences.
Users can:\
• Create prediction challenges\
• Compete head-to-head in PvP battles\
• Join multiplayer prediction pools\
• Participate in community competitions\
• Earn rewards through correct predictions\
• Validate outcomes through our community validation system
## Features on RektoFun (In Detail)
### 1. Creating Challenges
As a trader, you can set up your own prediction challenges across available markets.
* Define the market (crypto or sports)
* If selected crypto then define the type (Price or statement)
* Set the terms, duration, and entry conditions
* Select the Mode PVP or Team
* Other users join your challenge and compete against you or each other
**How you win:**
* You can structure challenges to gain from participation dynamics
* High-quality challenges attract more users, increasing overall activity and potential rewards
* Early creators in trending markets can benefit from higher engagement
This is ideal for users who understand market behavior and want to initiate competitive opportunities.
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### 2. Accepting/Joining Challenges
You can join existing challenges and compete directly against other users in PvP/Team format.
* Enter challenges based on your market predictions
* Compete in real time or time bound battles
* Outcomes are determined by market movement or event results
* In PVP mode you directly battle 1 vs 1
* In Team mode you can either join the challenger side or opponent side
**How you win:**
* Win challenges by making accurate predictions
* **Win** rewards based on your **bet size and performance**
* **In Team Mode, Winner side takes the pool money**
This is the core gameplay loop: high risk, high reward.
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### 3. Ranking on the Leaderboard
RektoFun features dynamic leaderboards that rank users based on performance.
* Rankings may be based on wins, accuracy, volume, or points
* Leaderboards shows the top traders
**How you win:**
* Top performers receive rewards from dedicated prize pools
* Higher rankings increase visibility and reputation on the platform
* Consistency can lead to recurring **winnings**
This rewards skill, consistency, and active participation.
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### 4. Referring People
Grow the ecosystem and **win** rewards through referrals.
* Share your unique referral code
* Invite friends and community members to join RektoFun
**How you win:**
* Potential for additional future incentives tied to referral activity
* Climb the **referral leaderboard** for extra rewards
Best suited for community builders and influencers.
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### 5. Validating Challenges
Validation plays a key role in maintaining fairness especially for real-world event markets.
* Validate outcomes of challenges once results are available
* Ensures accuracy and trust in the platform
**How you win:**
* Validators **win** from a **dedicated reward pool**
* The more validations you perform, the greater your share
* **Exclusive to Rekto Masters NFT holders and $REKTO holders**
This creates a decentralized verification layer within the platform.
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## What’s Next?
We’ll be expanding each of these sections with deeper guides, strategies, and examples to help you maximize your **winnings** on RektoFun.
Stay tuned, this is just the beginning 🚀
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