Catalla

What it does

Catalla is a self-resolving prediction market for unverifiable outcomes — no oracle, no insider front-running, no manipulation. Inspired by Harvard research, we combine Switchboard VRF random settlement with CLOB-driven price discovery. Unlike Polymarket, we settle on market consensus: YES + NO = 1, both sides redeem at the last trade price. Creators, terminators, and traders all earn fee shares, driving organic liquidity.

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