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Getting Started

Welcome to Hilo. This guide will help you understand what Hilo is, how predictions work, and how to get started in just a few minutes.


What is Hilo?

Hilo is a non-gambling prediction platform where people share insights about future outcomes.

Unlike traditional prediction markets, Hilo:

  • Does not require you to deposit or risk money

  • Does not use betting mechanics

  • Does not exploit users for liquidity

Instead, Hilo is built around:

  • Reputation

  • Accuracy

  • Long-term performance

  • Collective intelligence

Your goal on Hilo is not to “bet” — it’s to maintain a high-quality account consistently.


How Predictions Work

On Hilo, you make predictions on different types of questions, called markets.

Each market asks about a future outcome, for example:

  • Will an event happen?

  • Will a condition be met?

  • How will something change over time?

You choose the outcome you believe is most likely.

Your predictions affect:

  • Your reputation

  • Your influence

  • Your future rewards

Hilo tracks how accurate you are over time and adjusts your standing accordingly.


First Steps

Here’s how to start using Hilo:

  1. Create your account Set up your profile and preferences.

  2. Explore markets Browse current Event and Opinion markets.

  3. Make your first prediction Choose the outcome you believe is most likely.

  4. Build your reputation As markets resolve, your accuracy affects your scores.

  5. Level up Earn XP, complete quests, and progress through levels.

There is no financial risk involved — your progress is based on performance, not money.


Platform Overview

Hilo is built around a few core systems:

Markets

Where predictions happen.

Reputation System

Your accuracy over time shapes your influence.

Rewards & Progression

Redeemable Rewards, XP, levels, badges, and quests.

Safety Layer

Anti-gambling design, fairness rules, and abuse prevention.

Community Layer

Leaderboards, rankings, and social participation.

All of these systems work together to keep Hilo fair, healthy, and meaningful.

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