Prediction Grid | 6MM Prediction

Prediction Grid displays price intervals vertically and future time windows horizontally. Selecting one cell creates one independent order for that price interval and time window.

Read a cell

Grid cell details	Meaning
Price interval	The lower and upper price bounds
Start and end time	The window during which a touch can qualify
Quoted odds	The return multiplier offered for that cell
Stake	The amount committed to that order

A 10-row, 10-column grid with two seconds per column would cover 20 seconds. This is a reading example; use the dimensions and absolute times shown in the active product.

What counts as a hit?

During the cell’s valid time window, the platform mark price must enter or cross its price interval. A qualifying touch is enough; the price does not have to remain there until the end.

Example: 65,010–65,020 during 10:00:04–10:00:06	Result interpretation
At 10:00:05 the price reaches 65,015	Enters the interval during the window
Within the window, the price moves from 65,005 to 65,025	Crosses the interval
The price stays outside without crossing during the window	No qualifying hit
The first touch occurs after the window ends	Too late for this order

Exact boundary prices and timestamps follow the accepted rule. A missing price feed is not evidence that the price never touched the cell.

How to participate

Select a symbol and inspect the displayed time and price axes.
Choose an available cell and an amount within its limits.
Confirm the cell bounds, valid window, odds, and expected payout.
Check the accepted order. Its price interval, valid window, and odds remain locked even as the live grid moves.
Follow the result and actual settlement in order history.

Odds and unavailable cells

The pricing model estimates the probability of touching the interval within the window from mark price, volatility, and the price/time boundaries. The model quote is based on target return rate divided by estimated hit probability, subject to configured rules.

For example, 97% divided by 20% gives 4.85x. A winning 100 USDT order locked at 4.85x has a gross payout of 485 USDT. A rounded label does not justify changing the stored multiplier.

Under the configured grid rule, a calculated quote above the maximum makes the cell unavailable instead of reducing that quote to the maximum. Other restrictions can also prevent acceptance.

Interrupted price evidence

If the feed is interrupted during the valid window and a hit cannot be established, the order enters exception handling or refund processing. Do not infer a loss from an empty chart segment.

See Price Sources, Odds Mechanisms, and Refunds and Exceptions.