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The biggest mistake in Web3 prediction markets wasn’t the liquidity problem. It was the UX problem. Nobody wants to tie up capital for six months on a single macro event just to feel like they’re participating onchain. People want rapid feedback loops, low financial barriers, and zero ambiguity about who won. That’s exactly the gap @sight_hood is targeting with its launch on Robinhood Chain. Sight is an onchain prediction market platform where users take positions on market outcomes using native ETH. Rather than relying on centralized arbiters or opaque resolution processes, the platform uses smart contracts and verifiable onchain data, including Chainlink price feeds, to facilitate programmatic settlement. The rules are predetermined in code, allowing outcomes to be resolved based on defined inputs rather than discretionary intervention. The platform is also non-custodial, meaning users retain control of their funds through their own wallets. Core Mechanics: From Fast Rounds to Categorical Markets Sight didn't build its early experience exclusively around high barrier, months long political or macroeconomic event contracts. Instead, it focuses on a more immediate form of market participation: short duration token rounds. 1. Short Duration UP/DOWN Rounds Users predict whether a specific token's price will move UP or DOWN over 5 minute, 15 minute, or 1 hour rounds. Capital is allocated to opposing pools. When a round closes, winning positions split the opposing pool proportionally, minus the stated 2% protocol fee. Positions lock during approximately the final 30 seconds to limit last-minute exploitation. Early position sizes are designed to remain accessible, roughly $1–$4. This lowers the initial financial barrier and allows users to engage with the mechanics without committing large amounts of capital. The product design idea is straightforward: shorter rounds mean faster feedback, while smaller positions make the experience less intimidating for new participants. However, accessibility doesn't remove the risk of losing the amount committed. 2. Categorical AMM Markets Beyond directional token predictions, Sight also offers categorical markets through an automated market maker (AMM). These markets can cover NFT metrics, floor prices, trading volume, and stock-related questions. Users buy and sell shares tied to discrete outcomes, with one outcome ultimately resolving as the winner based on the market's rules and designated data sources. This expands the experience beyond simply predicting whether a token's price will rise or fall. Network Architecture and the $SGT Ecosystem Sight is deployed natively on Robinhood Chain. Users need native ETH on the network to place positions, cover gas fees, and claim winnings. Those holding ETH on Ethereum mainnet must bridge their funds to Robinhood Chain before interacting with the application. This makes onboarding an important part of the experience. Even if the market mechanics are simple, bridging assets and navigating wallet transactions can introduce friction for users who are unfamiliar with onchain applications. The ecosystem also includes incentives associated with Genesis NFT holders, including early access, referral benefits, point allocations, and revenue-sharing considerations. The current availability and terms of these incentives should be confirmed through official project documentation. The $SGT token is deployed on Robinhood Chain at: 0x238e40b75ae78a1388a14e517d855893e92e58db Looking ahead, the team's roadmap includes SightEVM, a dedicated EVM compatible execution layer intended to use $SGT as its native gas token, alongside built in cross chain bridging and modular prediction market primitives. If delivered as described, this could expand Sight beyond an individual prediction market application into broader infrastructure for onchain prediction markets. For now, the distinction between the proposed roadmap and delivered functionality’s important