b⁴ vs CRSH: crowd-opinion markets vs livestream markets

CRSH (CRSHMARKET) runs fast yes-or-no markets on moments inside livestreams — whether a player wins the round, whether a streamer pulls something off. Markets open while the stream is live and settle on what happens on screen, judged by CRSH’s resolution committee against each market’s written condition, sometimes in about a minute. It runs on the web with USDC on Monad.

b⁴ also has a live moment, but it works the other way around. Its questions are subjective, so the answer comes from the crowd: the majority of voters at close decides each market, within 24 hours. Then b⁴’s own nightly show, B Feud, resolves the day’s board live at 9 PM ET, with players guessing the room’s split.

Side by side

b⁴ and CRSH compared on resolution source, time to resolve, surface, who it’s for, and live show
Featureb⁴Opinion marketCRSHLivestream markets
Resolution source

The crowd

Majority vote at close. No outside event, data feed, or oracle.

What happens on stream

Judged by CRSH’s resolution committee against each market’s written condition.

Time to resolve

Within 24 hours

The nightly board resolves live at 9 PM ET.

Seconds to minutes

Some markets settle in about 60 seconds.

Surface

iOS and Android

Mobile-only. USDC on Solana.

Web

USDC on Monad.

Who it’s for

Anyone with a take

Stakes from $1. One device, one wallet, one vote.

Livestream viewers

Betting on esports and IRL moments. Not available in the US.

Live show

Yes

B Feud, every night at 9 PM ET.

No

Markets run on creators’ livestreams, not a hosted show.

Sources: crshmarket.com. Checked October 2026. Products change; check CRSH’s site for current details.

Try b⁴ tonight.

Stake from $1 on the day’s board, then watch it resolve live on B Feud at 9 PM ET.

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iOS and Android. USDC on Solana.

Questions

Is b4 a prediction market?
No. b⁴ is an opinion market. Prediction markets settle on whether a real-world event happens, checked against an oracle or a data source. b⁴ questions are subjective, so each market settles on what the majority of its voters believe when it closes — the crowd is the oracle. Markets close within 24 hours, and the nightly board resolves live on B Feud.
How does B Feud work?
B Feud is b⁴’s live show, every night at 9 PM ET. During the day you stake on the board’s questions in the app. At showtime, host Barry brings each question to the room: you get 20 seconds to call the side and guess what share of the room picked YES, then the room’s answer is revealed and the market resolves. You score for calling the right side and for how close your guess lands, and top scorers can win a share of the night’s prize pool. You can watch and play in the b⁴ app on iOS and Android.
b4 vs Polymarket: what’s the difference?
Polymarket is a prediction market: it settles on real-world outcomes using each market’s stated resolution source, usually through UMA’s optimistic oracle, on timelines from minutes to months. b⁴ is an opinion market: it settles on the majority of its own voters at close, within 24 hours, and the nightly board resolves live on B Feud. b⁴ is mobile-only, with stakes from $1 in USDC on Solana.
b4 vs CRSH: what’s the difference?
CRSH (CRSHMARKET) runs fast yes-or-no markets on moments inside livestreams — whether a player wins the round, whether a streamer pulls something off. Markets open while the stream is live and settle on what happens on screen, judged by CRSH’s resolution committee against each market’s written condition, sometimes in about a minute. It runs on the web with USDC on Monad. b⁴ also has a live moment, but it works the other way around. Its questions are subjective, so the answer comes from the crowd: the majority of voters at close decides each market, within 24 hours. Then b⁴’s own nightly show, B Feud, resolves the day’s board live at 9 PM ET, with players guessing the room’s split.

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