The Problem We're Solving

Lack of Fantasy Layer in Crypto

Crypto is one of the most watched, speculated-on, and fast-moving industries on the internet. Every day, people are making calls on tokens, chains, influencers, memes, NFTs, even IRL events connected to crypto culture. But despite this wave of attention, there’s no structured way to turn that energy into competition.

There’s no game layer. No fantasy layer. No outlet for conviction beyond risk.

In every other attention-driven vertical, there’s a fantasy format that rewards instinct:

Industry	Behavior	Fantasy Format
Sports	Following matches	Fantasy leagues (DraftKings, Dream11)
Finance	Watching markets	Paper trading, mock stock apps
Gaming	Following esports	Fantasy drafts, bracket battles
Culture/Entertainment	Watching trends	Prediction markets, social polls
Crypto	Following tokens, CT drama, airdrops, narratives	❌ Nothing

What Exists and Why It’s Not Enough

Prediction markets like Polymarket exist, but they’re built around binary questions and financial bets. They rely on liquidity, market makers, and trade settlement. They are slow, high-stakes, and narrow in scope.

You can bet on the outcome of the US election or an airdrop but you can’t draft a meme coin basket. You can’t compete with your friends on who’s calling the right chain. You can’t enter a 48-hour league based on narrative performance or on-chain traction.

There’s no quick, accessible, fun way to engage with crypto attention as a game.

There is no low-stakes, skill-based, socially competitive product that rewards people for being early, informed, or right.

And that’s the problem Winnr is solving.