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# Taunt Live

#### Every moment is a market.

#### The prediction layer for streaming. 

Live streaming has become the world's real-time pulse — breaking news, live sport, earnings calls, political moments. Billions of people watch. But nobody's been able to bet on what happens *next*, in the moment, on the stream itself.

That's what Taunt Live is built to change.

We're bringing live prediction markets directly to streaming — so every moment of live content becomes something you can take a position on, in real time, with real stakes.

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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

Live prediction markets on live video. Every moment of a broadcast — every goal, every trade, every play call — is a tradeable market.&#x20;

* Open and close market positions on live stream events in real time
* The Pack: weekly community prediction pool funded by the protocol&#x20;


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