Mainnet Sovereign market networks
Own the chain your markets run on.
TRUF.NETWORK stands up a complete, independent blockchain built from its production stack, customized to your rulebook, and maintains it under contract. You run the network, keep the venue economics, and settle markets against data you control.
The ownership gap
Renting a venue earns a slice of it.
As a distribution partner, Robinhood reportedly earned about $10 million on roughly $1 billion of contract volume in a single quarter of 2025, splitting a two-cent fee with the venue. Its response was to buy an exchange, because owning the venue captures the whole fee structure.
Six major sports leagues signed prediction-market partnerships in 2025 and 2026. Those deals delivered brand fees and distribution, and at most a right to approve which contracts get listed. None delivered venue economics, rule-setting, or markets on the rights holder's own data.
Bernstein projects $240 billion in global prediction market volume for 2026. A sovereign market network is ownership of that venue, delivered as a service.
What you receive
A running network, not software.
An independent blockchain
Built from the TRUF.NETWORK stack, with its own validators, genesis and governance, separate from our mainnet by default.
A native order book
A central-limit order book for binary and bucketed contracts priced 1 to 99 cents and settling at $1, with per-market parameters fixed at listing.
A data layer
On-chain data streams with named, accountable providers, so your own data becomes the settlement source for your markets.
Deterministic settlement
Every market is bound at creation to a named source and an executable computation. Validators sign the result, and anyone can re-run it.
Bridged collateral
Collateral bridged from Ethereum, with the collateral menu on your network set by you, including stablecoins.
A front end in your brand
The trading application behind Truflation Predict, delivered in your brand as a hosted or managed service, or your own build against open SDKs.
Operational tooling
Open-source market-making and liquidity bots, a block explorer, one-click node deployment, and Go, JavaScript and Python SDKs.
An agent surface
An MCP endpoint deployed with your nodes, connecting the venue to AI clients, with Truman available in your brand.
Your rulebook
Enforced by the chain itself.
The market engine is built from auditable protocol procedures rather than compiled binaries or immutable contracts, so your rules are engineered into the network at stand-up.
How markets work
Settlement anyone can re-run.
01
Data
Identified providers publish signed, timestamped records into data streams. Data that must stay confidential before settlement stays permissioned until it is needed.
02
Listing
A market is created with its full specification fixed on-chain: the question, the stream and provider that settle it, the resolution computation, the settlement time and the trading rules.
03
Trading
Participants trade YES and NO positions from their own wallets. Collateral sits in the market's on-chain vault, and liquidity providers earn the majority of settlement fees.
04
Settlement
The pre-committed computation runs against the pre-committed data, validators sign the result, winning positions pay $1, and fees are distributed by protocol rule.
Agent-native
The venue your AI can talk to.
Every network we stand up ships an MCP endpoint alongside its nodes, authenticated and rate-limited. Because the ledger is PostgreSQL, the AI clients your participants already use read the data streams and the order book through one query surface.
Truman, Truflation's macro agent, arrives in your brand as a built-in trading assistant that answers on both the data behind a market and the market's own activity.
Economics
Hold the roles that earn.
At settlement the network retains a collateral fee, 2% of settled value by default, and distributes it by protocol rule. On your network these are starting parameters; your contract sets the fee and the split.
12.5%
Validators
Flows to whoever runs consensus: you alone, or the partners you invite.
12.5%
Data providers
Flows to the owner of the settlement data. When markets settle on your data, it is yours.
75%
Liquidity providers
Accrues to committed liquidity: yours where you supply it, and the yield that recruits market makers for the rest.
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Market creation
Every new order book carries a listing fee, distributed in full to the validators.
Validator partnerships
Share the network on your terms.
Consensus, rewards and governance are separable, and each combination is built into your network at stand-up. Start simple and open the set as your ecosystem grows.
Sole operation
You run every validator and keep the full validator share.
Co-validation with TRUF.NETWORK
We run a minority of the validator set, adding a named, independent operator to every settlement.
A federation of partners
A named roster of institutions runs validators under a federation agreement and shares the validator line by agreed weights.
Independent attesters
Outside institutions co-sign settlement attestations and earn a share of protocol revenue for that role.
Sponsored validator seats
Named seats offered to sponsors, leagues or strategic investors, carrying a revenue share and branding.
Community staking
For networks with a token strategy: delegated staking to validator slots, with you as founding operator.
The engagement
Built for us first, delivered to you.
The same stack runs behind Truflation Predict today, and the chain, node, SDKs and liquidity tooling are open source. Your diligence team can audit every line before signing.
01
Discovery and design
Together we fix the rulebook: market types, fees and splits, collateral, data sources, validator topology, compliance controls and front-end strategy.
02
Stand-up
We build and launch the network: genesis and consensus, rule engineering, bridges, the data layer, front end, agent surface, liquidity bootstrap and validator ceremony.
03
Operation
We maintain the network under subscription, from software and support through co-managed to fully managed under your governance.
Where it fits first
Audiences, data and a reason to own the venue.
Media properties
Run markets on your own shows, formats and events, settled on data you publish, and keep the venue economics rather than a distribution fee.
Esports organisations
List per-match and in-match markets settled on official match telemetry, with teams and tournament organisers in the validator federation.
Financial platforms
An exchange-grade order book, protocol-enforced controls and an agent surface your desks query directly, on infrastructure you own.
The whitepaper
Read the full offering.
The partner whitepaper covers what you receive, how markets and settlement work, the economics of ownership and how an engagement runs. Tell us who you are and it's yours.
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