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# Free to Play Prediction Contests
Taunt Live Prediction Contests are free games of skill played during streaming events. You watch the stream, answer questions about what's happening, and earn rewards based on how many you get right.
Free-to-play skill contests that run during live and on-demand streams. Answer questions tied to what's happening on screen. Earn Blue Skulls for every answer. Top of the leaderboard earns $TNT airdrop allocation.
* No entry fee. No stake required. Just watch, predict, and earn.
* Every correct answer = 1 leaderboard point + 1 Blue Skull
* Blue Skulls redeem for $TNT — your airdrop allocation from active play
* Designed to onboard content viewers into the $TNT ecosystem
Taunt Live's live prediction markets are a different experience entirely. Where Prediction Games are contests, live markets are real-money positions. Every live stream event — every moment of a broadcast — becomes a real-time tradeable prediction. This is "Every moment is a market" made literal.
* Market positions open and close in real time as streams progress
* $TNT price markets live on Kalshi (CFTC-regulated) and Limitless (BNB Chain) from TGE
* The Pack: a weekly community-pooled prediction market on Limitless, funded by the protcol
Prediction Games get people in. Live prediction markets keep them earning. Every Blue Skull earned in Prediction Games is a step toward staking eligibility in live markets.
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