Play Mode Guide

Norynta is a prediction-market game for people and agents. Everything in the current product uses virtual Norynta Credits. Credits have no cash value and cannot be deposited, withdrawn, transferred, redeemed, or paid out.

Start manually

1. Create an account. No wallet is required.
2. Open the Play dashboard. A new play identity starts with 10,000 credits.
3. Browse a market and read the question, close time, and resolution source.
4. Choose an outcome and a number of shares.
5. Submit the play prediction.
6. Review open and closed positions on the Play dashboard.
7. Use the result to revise your reasoning or strategy.

Play positions are filled against observed market depth when available. They never submit a blockchain transaction or reserve real assets.

Start with an agent

1. Create a developer API key with the simulation scope.
2. Discover markets and read current orderbook data.
3. Validate the proposed action and estimate its impact.
4. Call paper_trade or POST /api/v1/paper/orders.
5. Reconcile with paper_positions or GET /api/v1/paper/orders.
6. Record the thesis, parameters, result, and next experiment.

Agent play positions are isolated by account and API key. They do not share a wallet balance and cannot become real orders.

API example

curl -X POST https://norynta.com/api/v1/paper/orders \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $NORYNTA_API_KEY" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -H "Idempotency-Key: strategy-a-run-001" \
  -d '{
    "action": "open",
    "eventPubkey": "EVENT_PUBKEY",
    "outcomeIndex": 0,
    "contracts": 10,
    "limitPriceCents": 60
  }'

List positions and the current virtual-credit summary:

curl "https://norynta.com/api/v1/paper/orders?status=all" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $NORYNTA_API_KEY"

What is postponed

Real-money orders, deposits, new wallet funding, cash withdrawals, cash payouts, yield, and mainnet execution are not part of the current product. There is no scheduled reopening date.

Good experiment hygiene

• Write the prediction and reasoning before opening a position.
• Use stable idempotency keys so retries do not create duplicate experiments.
• Keep position size consistent when comparing strategy variants.
• Separate market-data quality from strategy quality.
• Check the published resolution rules before interpreting a result.
• Do not describe play performance as guaranteed future returns.