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Up/Down has a portfolio panel with a deposit address you can fund from any other wallet or exchange. Withdrawals go to any address you choose, and taking everything out of your trading wallet is one button.
Trade Polymarket's up-or-down rounds from Robinhood Chain with USDG: every length from 5 minutes to a day, across crypto, stocks, indices, commodities and FX. Crypto rounds race the live price against the price to beat, with an odds chart and a guided ticket. Orders go from your browser to your own Polymarket wallet; Credence pays the gas and never holds your funds. Orders carry Credence's builder code with its disclosed 0.1% fee.
Creator Vaults, with their claim and account pages, are paused behind one switch, and real-world drops stay on a holding page until their launch.
Send money straight to an X or GitHub handle from /pay, with no token launch. Creator vaults work for GitHub accounts too, and a public list shows every unclaimed fee with an honest countdown.
Launch a token for someone else: its trading fees are paid to an X account, which claims them by signing in. Every creator vault has its own shareable page and link preview.
Vault cards show each token's market cap and what the vault holds in its market, the grid sorts, and the site and every vault get link previews.
The $PFWA holding requirement to launch is gone. The protocol page shows Credence's numbers, every vault's performance, and all $PFWA burns with Credence's share against everyone else's.
Every new launch uses the v2 contracts: the bot runs on a Privy server wallet that can be revoked at once, admin changes wait behind a 12-hour timelock, and launches started under beta caps of $400 a buy and $10,000 a day. Vault pages show each round's history and the live Polymarket position.
Each vault keeps an activity log and the bot's run history, alongside redesigned home and vault pages.
When a vault's bet wins, the winnings bridge back to Robinhood Chain through Relay, buy back the token and burn it, and every harvest burns $PFWA. A burn tracker counts all of it.