Bitcoin Up or Down
One question, six round lengths: will Bitcoin finish the round higher than it started? Buy Up or Down from 5 minutes to a day. Every round settles on the Pyth BTC/USD price, and a new one opens as soon as the last one ends. How it works
Bitcoin 5-minute Up or Down
The fastest round. Five minutes is about momentum, order flow and news hitting the tape: you see the result before your coffee cools, and a new round opens the moment the last one ends.
Bitcoin 15-minute Up or Down
Long enough for a move to develop, short enough to stay focused. Fifteen minutes suits traders who read short-term charts and want a few clear calls an hour.
Bitcoin 30-minute Up or Down
Half an hour smooths out the noise of single prints. A good fit for trading around scheduled events, funding times and the open of major markets.
Bitcoin 1-hour Up or Down
The hourly round is a classic intraday view: is Bitcoin heading up or down over the next hour? Enough time to trade in and out of the position as the price moves.
Bitcoin 4-hour Up or Down
Four hours covers a trading session. It suits swing views and macro news, with time to adjust the position in the order book before the end.
Bitcoin daily Up or Down
One round a day: will Bitcoin close the day higher than it opened? The closest thing to a classic directional view, with a known maximum loss and no liquidation.