Bearium Protocol in 5 Minutes
Overview
This marketplace is more than a frontend—it runs on Bearium, a settlement protocol for onchain casinos.
Bearium introduces a mental model 🧠 built on:
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Peers, risk-absorbing actors that issue credits
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Credits, tokenized potential for trustless, time-flexible payouts
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Clearinghouse, a programmable OpEx engine for skins, referrals, and campaigns
Every transaction here—every fee, royalty, or reward—is powered by Bearium’s core logic.
No house. No middlemen. Just credits, coordination, and code.
Peers: Risk-Absorbing Actors
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A Peer is an autonomous object account that absorbs real assets and issues its own Alpha Credits.
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Peers act like risk capacitors, enabling P2P coordination without middlemen.
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LLN (Law of Large Numbers) makes this design viable: aggregate outcomes stabilize risk.
Credit-Centric Design
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The system runs on credits—tokenized rewards that can be redeemed or traded.
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All costs and payouts are in credits: rewards, fees, commissions.
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Credit decouples capital timing from capital truth.
Games Define Risk Appetite
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Games plug into Peers and define risk-return models via multipliers.
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A 2× coin flip? A 100× crash game? All use the same Peer.
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Risk fees are baked in.
Clearinghouse: The OpEx Engine
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A singleton Clearinghouse contract routes payouts through customizable hooks.
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Agencies are campaigns registered via hooks: skins, referrals, portals, etc.
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All hooks receive payouts in credits—programmable, traceable, fair.