What the crowd is pricing right now.
The most traded prediction markets, ranked by the last 24 hours of volume. Every number is a probability the market itself is willing to pay for, not a pundit's guess.
A watchlist that follows your wallet.
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A price is a probability.
A "Yes" share pays $1 if the event happens. If the crowd trades it at 68¢, the crowd thinks there is roughly a 68% chance. Volume tells you how much money stands behind that opinion.
Why the two sides add to about $1
Yes plus No pays exactly $1 at resolution, so their prices sit near $1 together. A gap is the spread market makers charge.
Liquidity vs volume
Volume is what traded. Liquidity is what you could trade now without moving the price. Thin liquidity means the odds can jump on small orders.
Closest calls
Markets near 50% are where opinion is split; they move the most on news.
Near certain
Markets above 90% pay little but reveal what the crowd treats as settled.
Ending soonest
Resolution date matters: a 60% market ending tomorrow is a different bet from one ending next year.