Black Monolith Predictions is a founding-beta simulated prediction-market evaluation. Participants demonstrate forecasting skill under published objectives and risk limits before progressing to review for a larger simulated performance account.
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Explore the evaluation structure, objectives, simulated account rules, reward framework and platform requirements.
Getting started
No. No. Black Monolith is not a broker, exchange or live prediction market. Evaluation accounts are simulated and the programme does not custody participant trading capital.
Participation is subject to age, jurisdiction, identity-verification and sanctions requirements. Eligibility is confirmed before an evaluation begins.
Yes. The free seven-day assessment is designed around a €10K simulated balance, reduced demonstration access and a personal performance summary. It has no programme fee and no reward eligibility.
Evaluation
Standard uses one evaluation phase with a 6% objective, 2% daily loss limit, 3% maximum drawdown, four minimum active days and a 30-day evaluation window.
Elite is the higher-fee option with a lower 5% objective, 2.5% daily loss limit and 4% maximum drawdown. The applicable rules are confirmed before enrolment.
Within each programme type, the percentage objectives remain consistent. The simulated capital amount, absolute limits and programme fee change with the selected account size.
Retry availability and pricing depend on the reason for failure and the programme terms active at the time.
Risk rules
Daily loss includes resolved losses, open simulated exposure and any programme-defined charges during the published platform day. The reset time and worked calculation examples are shown before enrolment.
Maximum drawdown is the programme threshold below which simulated equity may not fall. The website currently illustrates a 3% Standard threshold and 4% Elite threshold.
Yes. Limits apply to single-event exposure and correlated category exposure. These prevent one oversized outcome from dominating the entire evaluation.
The programme rulebook explains how suspended, disputed, cancelled and delayed markets affect exposure, valuation and evaluation deadlines.
Performance account
After objective and compliance review, a qualifying participant progresses to a simulated performance account. There is no fixed profit target, while risk and conduct requirements continue.
Eligible participants may receive a performance share of up to 80% under the programme terms active at enrolment. Rewards are never guaranteed and remain subject to review.
Eligible accounts may request review from seven days, subject to resolved results, open exposure, rule compliance, identity status and fraud checks.
Scaling may increase simulated capital after sustained results and multiple approved reviews. Eligibility is defined in the current programme terms.
Platform & markets
Supported categories may include crypto, economics, politics, technology, sport and culture, subject to jurisdiction, data licensing, market quality and responsible-use policies.
The methodology uses disclosed third-party market or index references and publishes the source hierarchy, timestamp rules and treatment of unavailable or conflicting data.
Automation may be allowed through an approved API, subject to rate limits, fair-use controls, strategy restrictions and anti-abuse monitoring.
Payments & support
No. Buttons and checkout summaries are demonstration interactions only. No payment provider or backend is connected.
Cancellation, refund, chargeback and consumer rights are governed by the terms and law applicable to the participant’s jurisdiction.
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