Catch the moment. Call what happens next. An AI spots a tense moment on a live stream and asks one yes-or-no question; you back a side in one tap before it locks. A rule fixed before trading decides it, with a public receipt.
A vision model on 0G reads the live frame every few seconds: the score, the kill feed, players left, whatever numbers are on screen.
When a moment is building it writes one question and a machine-checkable rule, and commits the rule's hash onchain before anyone can trade.
One tap on Yes or No. Prices move with every trade, and trading locks a few seconds before the window so nobody trades on what they've already seen.
A second, different model reads its own frames. If both agree, winners are paid. If they disagree, or a frame is missing, everyone is refunded.
The AI has to actually see the stream, the market has to be a real market, and one person can't pretend to be many. Each one runs on infrastructure built for it.
Reader A (claude-haiku-5.5) watches the stream and proposes markets. Reader B (0gm-1.0) is a different model that settles them from its own frames. Both run on 0G, every call has a request ID on the receipt, and viewers can spend their own 0G credits to call a market on demand.
Without 0G no market ever opens, and none can settle.
ClutchHook replaces the AMM curve with an LMSR in beforeSwap, so a 40-second market has a price at second zero with nobody on the other side. Bet straight from ETH: one transaction swaps through our Blackout Guard pool and buys shares in the market pool in a single unlock, and the USDC never leaves the PoolManager. During an L2 outage both hooks react to the same sequencer state.
Without v4 the onramp and the bet aren't atomic, and nothing guards both.
Live streams are watched by people, so the free daily funds, the leaderboard and the higher limit are for people too. One Proof of Human check, and they follow you across every wallet you use.
Without it, one person with a hundred wallets farms every free stake.
If the two readers disagree, the market voids and every stake is returned in full, fees included.
Trading locks before the window opens, with a buffer for stream delay. Reruns never get markets.
The rule's hash is onchain before the first trade. Anyone can recompute the verdict from the evidence.
Put a code in your stream title. That proves the channel is yours, with no OAuth and no extension.
One browser source shows the live market and the result on stream, so chat plays along.
Veto any market or pause them all. You can never trade your own markets, and the contract enforces it.
Not yet. Clutch runs on a testnet with test USDC from the built-in faucet, so you can try everything for free. The contracts, the AI and the settlement are the same ones that would run on mainnet.
A rule, not a person. Two different AI models each read the stream on their own frames, against a rule that was locked onchain before trading opened. If they don't agree, the market is voided and everyone is refunded.
Any live stream with something on screen that changes: scores, kill feeds, players left, rounds. Clutch reads Twitch, Kick and YouTube, plus Lichess games move by move.
No. Sign in and you can trade right away. One Proof of Human check unlocks free funds every day, a place on the leaderboard and a higher daily limit. We never see your name, face or documents.
Clutch never opens markets the person on camera controls, like whether they survive. Markets are on what opponents or chance decide, such as team scores or who scores first, and each market's payout is small and capped.
Connect your own 0G account and you can ask the AI to open a market on the stream you're watching right now. The inference is billed to your 0G credits, and you can see the request on your 0G activity page.
Blackout Guard watches the L2 sequencer. During an outage trading stops, and any market whose window overlapped the outage is voided and refunded.