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1. You can lose your deposit. When traders win more than they lose, the difference comes out of the pool, and out of your part of it.
2. You take 35% of the house's result. Each hour, the pool counts all losses and holding fees, minus all wins paid. If the house is up, 35% of that stays in the pool for depositors, 40% buys back $TILT, 15% goes to stakers (it stays in the pool while nobody stakes) and 10% to the team. If the house is down, the pool pays it all.
3. Every win is reserved before the trade opens. A position can win at most 9 times its margin. That amount is set aside in the pool when the position opens; if the pool cannot cover it, the order is refused.
4. Your deposit counts from the next hour. It does not share the result of the hour you deposit in, good or bad.
5. Leaving: ask, it's ready 24 hours later. You are paid what your part is worth when you withdraw, not when you ask. A bad hour while you wait is yours too.
6. Winners waiting to be paid go first.
7. The pool has a cap. Deposits go up to 10,000 SOL above the team's starting SOL. When it is full, new deposits close until there is room.
8. Paused trading stops deposits, never withdrawals.
9. No outside audit, one admin key. TILT has not been audited by a third party. One admin key holds the settings, not a multisig yet; a change applies at once, with no waiting period.