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leveraged Solana central-limit-order-book prediction exchange

Space prediction market review

Review Space's listed formats, network context, access questions, mechanics, fees, custody, settlement, risks, and primary-source checks.

WaitlistSolana

Reviewed 2026-08-10 · Informational profile · Not an endorsement

Platform facts

Status hint
Waitlist
Venue type
leveraged Solana central-limit-order-book prediction exchange
Outcome types
binary, categorical
Chains
Solana
Mechanisms
clob
Last reviewed
2026-08-10

Restricted in the UK, France, Portugal, Hungary, Australia, Canada, China including Hong Kong and Macau, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan, Russia, Belarus, Iran, North Korea, Syria, Cuba, and FATF call-for-action jurisdictions.

Restricted in the UK, France, Portugal, Hungary, Australia, Canada, China including Hong Kong and Macau, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan, Russia, Belarus, Iran, North Korea, Syria, Cuba, and FATF call-for-action jurisdictions.

Overview

At a high level, Space is a leveraged Solana central-limit-order-book prediction exchange. Listed outcome formats are binary and categorical, with Solana supplied as the chain or hosting context; neither field answers questions about execution quality. The venue entered this dataset as waitlist rather than as a verified generally available product. The retained research status reads "pre-launch / development": Official developer documentation uses mock data and describes steps for when the production API launches.

https://into.space/ is the cited primary source for Space. Current documentation there should override any status or classification hint in this generated profile. The claims below remain limited to what the cited material supports.

Space should be researched from its literal fact set—binary and categorical outcomes, clob mechanics, and Solana. These labels are useful for discovery while remaining insufficient for financial, legal, or security conclusions. Later primary evidence can update these fields without changing the underlying standard.

Access and eligibility

Space has researched access information rather than a presumption of global availability, and the official wording remains controlling. Research summary: Restricted in the UK, France, Portugal, Hungary, Australia, Canada, China including Hong Kong and Macau, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan, Russia, Belarus, Iran, North Korea, Syria, Cuba, and FATF call-for-action jurisdictions.

For Space, status and eligibility are distinct questions. The waitlist hint says nothing definitive about a specific reader's legal or operational access. KYC summary: Official creator materials state zero KYC; wallet connection is required.

Markets and mechanics

Space is associated with binary and categorical outcome formats and mechanism labels of clob. These classifications do not establish its order types, price formula, collateral, leverage, or market-creation policy.

Primary rules control outcomes on Space. Save the version reviewed and note the named data source, decision authority, challenge process, and timing before committing funds. Settlement and resolution summary: Crypto and on-chain events resolve from verifiable data; real-world events use designated sources, with extension, substitute-source, or void powers retained by Space.

Fees, KYC and custody

Fee evidence is available for Space, but users should calculate total execution, funding, conversion, gas, and withdrawal cost for their exact workflow. Retained fee evidence: Maker orders are 0%; taker fees are dynamic, documented from 0.02% to 2% depending on action and market probability, plus Solana network costs.

The retained material gives a custody outline for Space, which should be reconciled with current contracts, wallet permissions, and withdrawal documentation. Retained custody evidence: Non-custodial; user wallets transact peer-to-peer through Solana smart contracts, and Space states it cannot freeze or recover funds.

Risks and verification

Users evaluating Space should plan for total stake loss and for non-market failures such as downtime, frozen withdrawals, oracle disputes, contract bugs, or impersonation. Status "waitlist" only describes the launch snapshot. Documented limitations include: Production availability is not yet established., Leverage up to 10x increases loss and liquidation risk., and Space retains discretion over alternate sources and voiding..

Revisit https://into.space/ before acting on Space. Preserve relevant terms and market rules, confirm support contacts, and use a small test only after the custody and settlement path is understood. Priority evaluation checks include: Confirm production API and mainnet contracts are live., Review leverage, liquidation, and margin rules., Calculate the dynamic taker fee at the intended price., and Read the market's designated resolution source..

Known details and open questions

KYC

Official creator materials state zero KYC; wallet connection is required.

Fees

Maker orders are 0%; taker fees are dynamic, documented from 0.02% to 2% depending on action and market probability, plus Solana network costs.

Custody

Non-custodial; user wallets transact peer-to-peer through Solana smart contracts, and Space states it cannot freeze or recover funds.

Settlement

Crypto and on-chain events resolve from verifiable data; real-world events use designated sources, with extension, substitute-source, or void powers retained by Space.

Strengths

  • Transparent CLOB with zero maker fees.
  • Non-custodial USDC-backed SPL outcome tokens.
  • Detailed fee and resolution documentation.

Limitations

  • Production availability is not yet established.
  • Leverage up to 10x increases loss and liquidation risk.
  • Space retains discretion over alternate sources and voiding.

How to evaluate Space

  • Confirm production API and mainnet contracts are live.
  • Review leverage, liquidation, and margin rules.
  • Calculate the dynamic taker fee at the intended price.
  • Read the market's designated resolution source.
  • Confirm jurisdictional eligibility.
  • Confirm that https://into.space/ is the current official domain for Space.
  • Compare the "waitlist" hint with a dated official availability notice.
  • Read restricted-jurisdiction, age, sanctions, and account-eligibility terms.
  • Locate the complete fee schedule, including spreads, gas, deposits, and withdrawals.
  • Identify custody, collateral, wallet permissions, and the withdrawal process.
  • Verify how binary and categorical markets define evidence, cancellation, disputes, and settlement.
  • Confirm authentic contracts, assets, and network support for Solana.

Official sources

Space FAQs

What is Space's current status?

The conservative status hint is "waitlist" as reviewed on 2026-08-10. The retained status evidence says: Official developer documentation uses mock data and describes steps for when the production API launches.

Which market formats are associated with Space?

The supported structured facts list binary and categorical. This does not establish that every format is currently open to every user.

Does Space require KYC and what are its fees?

KYC: Official creator materials state zero KYC; wallet connection is required. Fees: Maker orders are 0%; taker fees are dynamic, documented from 0.02% to 2% depending on action and market probability, plus Solana network costs.

How does Space handle custody and settlement?

Custody: Non-custodial; user wallets transact peer-to-peer through Solana smart contracts, and Space states it cannot freeze or recover funds. Settlement and resolution: Crypto and on-chain events resolve from verifiable data; real-world events use designated sources, with extension, substitute-source, or void powers retained by Space.

Where should Space information be verified?

Use the cited primary website, https://into.space/, and its linked legal and technical documentation.

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