Fully collateralized markets on real-world numbers
Buy the answer
you believe in.
dClutch is a Solana protocol for markets on real-world numbers — where a price will be at a stated time, for example. You buy claims on the outcome you believe in; if you are right, each claim pays out one collateral unit. Every claim is fully backed by collateral locked up before the claim exists, so there is no leverage, no liquidation, and no way to lose more than you paid.
The protocol, by the numbers
Three counts, read finalized off the active deployment — never estimated, never cached from an earlier visit. A dash is an unread value, never a zero; a read zero is shown as the zero it is.
The app
Point it at a chain and it shows you what is actually on that chain. No sample market, no made-up price. Since nothing is deployed yet, expect it to refuse — and to tell you why.
The documentation
What a claim is, how protection works, how to run a market, how to build your own client — and how to try the whole thing yourself.
The code
Building on it? The tests and run logs behind every claim on this site live in the repository, beside the programs they were run against.