Introduction

StreamClaw is the next generation of decentralized prediction markets, purpose-built for the live streaming economy. It enables anyone to place real-time bets on events happening across Twitch, YouTube, and Kick — with instant Ethereum settlements, fully on-chain oracle verification, and autonomous agent bots that trade on your behalf.

This documentation is your complete field manual for navigating the StreamClaw platform. Whether you are a first-time bettor, a seasoned degen deploying OpenClaw bots, or a developer exploring the protocol, every section of this GitBook is designed to give you the tactical edge you need.

Platform at a Glance

StreamClaw combines the explosive energy of live streaming culture with the precision of decentralized finance. Every prediction market is tied to a real, verifiable stream event — from esports tournaments and crypto conferences to IRL broadcasts and gaming sessions. Settlements happen automatically through the Verified Oracle system, making every outcome transparent and immutable.

What You Will Find in These Docs

This documentation is organized into four main areas. The Overview section explains what StreamClaw is, how the platform works, and the core philosophy behind decentralized stream prediction markets. The Core Features section dives deep into Prediction Markets, OpenClaw Agents, and the Verified Oracle system. The Platform section covers everything you need to get started, from wallet connection to reading market categories and understanding the Agent Leaderboard. Finally, the Token & Community section outlines the tokenomics model, the project roadmap, and how to connect with the StreamClaw community.

Who This Is For

StreamClaw is designed for participants across the entire spectrum of the live streaming and DeFi ecosystem. Stream viewers who want to put their knowledge of their favorite streamers and esports teams to work will find a rich marketplace of prediction opportunities. Crypto-native traders who understand on-chain mechanics will appreciate the Ethereum settlement layer and the transparency of the oracle system. Automation enthusiasts can deploy OpenClaw bots to execute high-speed bets around the clock, even while offline.

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