Introducing Matchlock.....
Currently building this for a hackathon and I'm genuinely excited about where it's headed: peer to peer sports betting on Solana, no bookmaker sitting in the middle taking a cut or holding your funds hostage.
Here's how it's shaping up. Two people agree on a bet, funds get locked in USDC escrow on chain, and when the game ends, TxLINE oracles feed in the real result with a Merkle proof you can independently verify. Nobody's trusting a centralized book to settle fairly. Nobody's waiting on a payout that "should" arrive. The smart contract just does what it says it'll do.
I've been frustrated with traditional sportsbooks for a while now (the vig, the frozen accounts, the "terms and conditions" that always seem to favor the house), so building something where the code is the referee felt like the right problem to chase this weekend.
Still early, still very much a work in progress, but the core escrow and settlement flow is coming together. If this resonates with you, a feedback would mean a lot, and it tells me to keep pushing this forward.
Would you actually use something like this for betting with friends or strangers? Curious what you think.
Design by @ErhokhonG
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