YC-backed prediction market derivatives layer Totalis launches, enabling accumulator trading

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Release Time: 05/26/2026 06:09:30

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Market news breaks as Y Combinator (YC) announces the official launch of Totalis, a prediction market derivatives layer. The platform introduces accumulator trading, allowing users to combine multiple event markets—politics, crypto, stocks, sports, weather, and macroeconomic events—into a single trade. Totalis raised a $500,000 seed round in April, with YC as an investor. This is the first YC-backed project to receive funding in USDC, settled on Solana and custodied by Ramp. The crypto market update shows structured products now expanding beyond accumulator betting.

Odaily Planet Daily reports: Yesterday, YC officially announced on X that the prediction market derivative platform Totalis has officially launched. The market allows users to place parlay bets on any topic, combining multiple event markets—such as politics, cryptocurrency, stocks, sports, weather, and macroeconomic factors—into a single trade. Starting with parlay betting, it expands into structured products.

Previously, Totalis completed a $500,000 seed round in April, with Y Combinator participating. It is the first company to receive Y Combinator’s investment entirely in USDC, with the funds settled via the Solana network and held by Ramp.

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