A prediction market bot on the 0G blockchain. Create bets on real-world events, place YES/NO wagers, and let AI resolve them automatically using live data — all within 60 seconds.
Open Telegram and search for @bett0gbot
No wallet, no sign-up, no gas fees required to test.
- You create a market by describing what you want to bet on
- The bot fetches the current real-world value (price, temperature, etc.) and locks it in as the start condition
- Two AI bettors automatically place opposing bets to seed the market
- After 60 seconds, the bot uses live data to resolve the market and announces the result
Will ETH go up or down in the next 60 seconds?
The bot fetches the current ETH/USD price at creation time and creates a market like: "Will ETH be above $2,847.12 at [time]?"
Will it be below freezing in Denver?
The bot fetches the current temperature and creates a market like: "Will the temperature in Denver, CO be above 0°C at [time]?"
Send any of these to the bot:
will ETH go up in 60 seconds
bet on ETH price
ETH up or down?
The bot will reply with:
- The start condition (e.g. ETH at $2,847.12)
- The resolution criteria (e.g. resolve YES if price > $2,847.12)
- Confirmation that two AI bettors placed opposing bets
Then wait 60 seconds — the bot posts the result automatically.
Send any of these:
will Denver be below 0 degrees
Denver temperature bet
is it freezing in Denver?
Same flow — bot locks in the current temp, resolves in 60 seconds.
Once a market is open, you can bet on it:
bet YES on market 3
I think ETH goes up, bet 0.1
bet against market 3
Or use the YES / NO buttons shown on each market card.
/markets
show me the markets
what bets are open?
If a market has passed its deadline and hasn't auto-resolved:
/resolve 3
resolve market 3
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
/start |
Show help |
/markets |
List all markets |
/market <id> |
View a specific market |
/bet <id> |
Place a YES or NO bet |
/resolve <id> |
Trigger AI resolution |
/balances |
Show AI bettor wallet balances |
You can also just talk naturally — the bot understands plain English.