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# What is Fuyo Markets?

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### Quick Overview

On Fuyo Markets:

* You place a position on an outcome like:
  * “Will BTC close Higher or Lower in the next 15 minutes?”
  * “Will Team A win tonight?”
  * “Will Event X be officially announced by Date Y?”
* You deposit using supported collateral:
  * USDT and USDC on BNB Chain, Arbitrum, Polygon, and Ethereum
  * USDC on Base
  * You can also deposit money via Binance Connect
* Fuyo is the prediction market platform (not a P2P orderbook):
  * your position fills instantly
  * you don’t need another user to match your trade
* At expiry, Fuyo resolves markets using reliable external data sources, such as:
  * Binance live feed API
  * Bybit websocket data stream
  * Chainlink data streams&#x20;
  * Other third-party providers (as stated in market rules)

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If there’s a data quality dispute for a market, Fuyo will refund all traders for that specific market.
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### Why People Use Fuyo Markets

People use Fuyo Markets to:

* trade short-term outcomes like BTC 15-minute closes
* express a view without complex trading tools
* get clear payouts with transparent rules
* participate without needing DeFi expertise

If you’re good at reading charts, news, or sentiment — Fuyo Markets lets you turn that skill into a simple position with a defined outcome.