A number is listed
A contract opens on a figure a company is due to report — revenue, EPS, deliveries.
On-chain earnings markets
Earnings are one of the biggest events in markets. Oryn turns the reported number itself into something you can take a side on.
The instrument
If you have a view on what a company will report, the options today are mostly indirect: buy the stock, trade an option, or sit it out. Each one asks you to translate a view about a number into a view about a price.
An Oryn contract removes the translation. The market is the reported figure, and the only question is which side of it you take.
Hover a contract to see how the two sides resolve.
Open the markets →A contract opens on a figure a company is due to report — revenue, EPS, deliveries.
Long takes the number higher than the listed level. Short takes it lower.
Because the market lives on-chain, it does not close when the exchange does. Pricing stays transparent.
The company reports. The official figure becomes the settlement value.
The contract settles against the reported number. No waiting for the open, no guessing how the stock reacts.
The wider idea
Investors already form views on thousands of measurable outcomes. Each one can be a market.
Settlement layer
Oryn runs on Robinhood Chain and nothing else — an Ethereum layer 2 built on the Arbitrum Orbit stack. The figures on the right are read live from its public RPC.
Network details →Read live from the public RPC