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# Sport

#### **What is Sport**

Sport is a simulation-based prediction system where users take positions on the outcomes of scheduled match simulations.

Each event is built as a predefined match scenario that is executed within the system at a specific time. Users select their predicted outcome before the simulation begins and can later watch the match unfold as a generated experience.

Unlike traditional sports-based formats, Sport operates independently from real-world events. All matches are created and resolved within the platform, allowing for continuous availability, consistent structure, and controlled execution.

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#### **How it works**

Each event is created with a defined structure, including the match scenario, available outcomes, and a fixed participation window.

Users participate by selecting one of the available outcomes and entering an amount. All positions are recorded while the event remains open. Once the participation window closes, no further entries are accepted.

At the scheduled time, the system runs the match simulation. The full simulation can be observed by users, while the outcome follows predefined system logic that is fixed at the moment the event is created.

When the simulation ends, the final result is confirmed and the total pool is distributed among users who selected the correct outcome. Each event is independent, and new simulations are continuously generated.

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#### **Key mechanics**

Sport is built around structured simulation, pre-event positioning, and automated resolution.

* All outcomes follow predefined system logic
* Users must take positions before the event begins
* Events may include multiple possible outcomes depending on the scenario
* All participants contribute to a shared pool
* Distribution is executed proportionally among correct participants

All processes operate within a blockchain-based infrastructure, ensuring that event conditions, outcomes, and distributions remain consistent, verifiable, and not subject to change once the event is created.

Every participation generates transaction volume and contributes to protocol fee generation. **50% of the generated protocol fees are allocated to the SWEEP burn mechanism, while the remaining 50% is allocated to USDT distribution**, directly connecting Sport activity to the platform’s broader activity-driven economic model.