#hit.one
11 posts
migrating from hit.one to uponly.win: a step-by-step guide
Migrating from hit.one to uponly.win in five steps. Withdraw, bridge to Base, deposit USDC, claim referrals, and start ripping on a no-house arcade.
hit.one vs uponly.win: creator payouts compared
hit.one vs uponly.win creator payouts compared structurally. Revenue share, claw-backs, time limits, and which arcade pays creators the most long term.
hit.one review 2025: pros, cons, and real alternatives
Honest hit.one review for 2025. We break down what hit.one does well, where the house model bites, and which alternatives are worth your collateral.
hit.one vs uponly.win: which perp arcade actually wins
hit.one vs uponly.win compared structurally: house model, fees, leverage, creator share, and which arcade is built for degens who want real markets.
rekt.money vs hit.one vs uponly.win: three-way breakdown
a three-way breakdown of rekt.money vs hit.one vs uponly.win covering counterparty, fees, leverage, creators, and which arcade fits you best.
hit.one vs prediction markets vs uponly.win
hit.one vs prediction markets vs uponly.win compared. Perp arcade, binary outcomes, and on-chain leverage broken down so you know which to use.
hit.one alternatives for degens who want real markets
Best hit.one alternatives for traders who want real on-chain markets, no house, and fair fee structure. uponly.win, rekt.money, daily.fun compared.
hit.one fees, the house model, and why it matters
How hit.one fees work structurally, what a house model means for traders, and why uponly.win charges zero fees on losses or to open a trade.
hit.one leverage vs uponly: 75x to 500x perps explained
hit.one leverage compared to uponly.win 75x to 500x perps. What the headline numbers mean, when max leverage helps, and which arcade actually delivers it.
hit.one how it works, explained for new players
hit.one explained from scratch for new players: what the arcade does, how trades settle, what the house model means, and how it compares to uponly.win.
hit.one and the rise of arcade finance
hit.one and the rise of arcade finance: how one-tap leverage products turned perps into a meme-distribution game, and where uponly.win fits.