Every coin
has a rival.
We put a number on it.
OddsLine reads market cap and volume for any two coins and turns it into one published percentage — the number CT is already arguing about, minus the argument.
CT calls flips all day. Nobody's kept score.
Every timeline has the same thread: which coin overtakes which, and when. It's the most common argument in the trenches — and until now, nobody turned it into a number you could actually check later.
"$X flips $Y by Friday, screenshot this" — posted with zero data behind it, forgotten by Saturday.
"No shot $Y holds rank" — a gut read with no mcap, volume, or holder trend to back it up.
Pump.fun's own callout leaderboard proved people want to be scored on calls like these — just not only inside one app.
Three steps, same order every time.
The formula is public. No black box, no "trust me" — every input that goes into a number is listed on the card itself.
Pick a matchup
Type any two tradeable coins, or grab one already trending because the gap is closing fast.
We run the numbers
Market cap gap and 24h volume momentum feed a public formula — no manual input, no opinion.
Get your card
A clean, shareable card with the percentage and the one-line reasoning. Post it, or wait and see if it held.
Every check becomes a card like this.
Three real formats — a call still in play, one that hit, one that missed. Every card stays public either way.
Standard pump.fun launch. Nothing extra bolted on.
$LINE is a utility token for access tiers — it doesn't fund the odds engine and it doesn't touch your funds. The mechanics are the pump.fun default on purpose.
Price goes here the moment trading opens.
This tracks $LINE, the OddsLine token itself — not the coins inside a matchup. Those keep their own charts on DexScreener.
Every call gets checked. Publicly. From day one.
Each flip probability is timestamped the moment it's generated, with a fixed resolution window. When that window closes, the outcome is logged — correct or not. Nothing gets quietly deleted, including the misses.
OddsLine hasn't resolved a single matchup yet, because it hasn't launched. The count starts at zero, in public, the moment trading opens — no cherry-picked stats added before launch to look better.
Free covers the basics. Holding unlocks the rest.
The core read is free for anyone. Holding $LINE removes the limits.
Check the trending board
- —Limited matchup checks per day
- —Trending pairs only
- —Full public track record access
- —Shareable cards, watermarked
Run your own matchups
- —Unlimited checks, any tradeable pair
- —Submit low-cap or obscure matchups
- —Early access to new trending pairs
- —Name on the weekly leaderboard
- —Clean cards, no watermark
Where the launch actually gets posted.
Before you ask in the replies.
Is $LINE live yet?
Not yet. OddsLine launches on pump.fun soon — the CA gets pinned on the X account above the moment it's live. Anything claiming to be $LINE before that isn't us.
Is this gambling?
No. OddsLine doesn't hold funds, take positions, or pay out based on outcomes. Every number is a published statistic, like an odds board at a stadium — not a betting slip. Nothing here moves money.
Is there a presale or team allocation?
No. Standard pump.fun fair launch — bonding curve, no presale, no team allocation outside what's visible on-chain after launch.
How is the percentage actually calculated?
A public formula weighs two inputs at launch: the current market cap gap between the two coins, and 24-hour volume momentum. The exact weighting is published on the site — no hidden inputs. Claude only writes the one-line reasoning underneath; it doesn't set the number.
What counts as a "flip"?
Coin A's market cap has to exceed Coin B's at any point before the stated window closes. Simple pass or fail, checked automatically.
Can I check any two coins?
Anyone can check trending pairs for free. $LINE holders can submit any tradeable pair, including low-cap ones the trending board won't surface yet.