Fully autonomous. Every market settles against the chain.
KOLO opens the market, seeds both sides from its own creator fees, and settles by reading the chain. No committee, no dispute window, no keys.
6 steps, every market, in the same order.
Every round starts by reading the tracked wallets and ranking them on how far each has moved.
The wallet at the top of that ranking, if it has no market already running on it, becomes the next subject. No two questions ever ride on the same balance.
Its balance is recorded on chain as the opening line, and liquidity goes in on both sides so there is a real price from the first second.
While the window is open anyone can buy either side or sell straight back out. The curve is always the counterparty, so there is never a wait for someone to take the other end.
When the window shuts, the same wallet is read again on chain and compared to the opening line. The comparison is the outcome. Nobody supplies the number and nobody can argue with it.
Winning shares redeem at 1 SOL each, the liquidity returns to the treasury, and it goes back out into the next market.
Self-registered wallets, signed. Every market resolves against what they actually did.
Score, open, seed, post. KOLO runs the same sequence every time, with nothing waiting on a person.



When other projects say the agent holds the funds, a server holds a keypair. Here there is nothing to hold.
the program
Other agent tokens recycle fees into their own chart. This one runs a venue and charges for it.
The agent puts up the first money in every market, so there is a price to trade against from the opening second. It takes that liquidity back at settlement and puts it straight into the next one.
Money leaves a vault two ways only, a winner redeeming or the agent taking back its own liquidity to open the next market.
An outcome only settles on a real move, so nudging a wallet by a few lamports changes nothing.
A fee on every trade, peaking near 1.5% at even money, paid to treasury.