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# Crypto

When a market settles, the winning option gets the sum of the amount at stake in the other two options.

* For example, when a market settles, if the `Going Up` option wins, then:\
  \&#xNAN;*Reward pool of 'Going Up' option = amount at stake in 'Staying Flat' option + amount at stake in 'Going Down' option*
* The Reward Pool of the winning option is divided between the people who predicted in the winning option according to their individual `Pool Share` percentages. For example, if your `Pool Share` percentage is 10%, and the `Reward Pool` consists of 1,000 PLOT, then your reward will be:

  *Reward Pool \* Pool Share​ = 1,000 PLOT \* 10% = 100 PLOT*
* Finally, your `Pool Share` percentage is calculated based on the number of positions you hold in an option, and the number of positions held by everyone else in the same option.
* For example, if, while predicting in the `Going Up` option, you buy 35 positions. And let's say that there are 9 other people who bought the same number of positions as you in the `Going Up` option.

  \=> total positions in the `Going Up` option = 350

  \=> your `Pool Share` percentage in the `Going Up` option = *(your positions in the 'Going Up' option / sum of everyone's positions in the 'Going Up' option) x 100 = (35 / 350) x 100 = 10%*


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