Serafim Pirs(@SerafimPirs):Everything in crypto asks you to learn before you act. A prediction market asks one thing: what do you think happens? Yes or no. Everyone already has an opinion - this just gives it a price. The next wave of users won't arrive through complexity. They'll arrive through the simplest trade that exists. That's the whole thesis. Polymarket first because that's where the real liquidity and price discovery already are. Start with the deepest book. Yes or no. Everything else is noise.

2026.07.06 12:53

Everything in crypto asks you to learn before you act. A prediction market asks one thing: what do you think happens? Yes or no. Everyone already has an opinion - this just gives it a price. The next wave of users won't arrive through complexity. They'll arrive through the simplest trade that exists. That's the whole thesis. Polymarket first because that's where the real liquidity and price discovery already are. Start with the deepest book. Yes or no. Everything else is noise.

Bread@breaddothot

2026.07.01 17:32

Our terminal is live - first order book added: Polymarket 🌾 The terminal is live, and the first order book we've connected is Polymarket - the deepest, most liquid prediction market there is, and the closest thing the space has to a benchmark price. If you're starting with one book, you start where the real liquidity and price discovery already are. Every market on it, traded through a single interface. (It runs on Polygon, so you connect an EVM wallet.) What you get in one place: - The full market list, filtered by category, volume and liquidity - YES/NO entries with market or limit orders, slippage you set, and stops - A portfolio with live PnL, history, resolution status, and claim/redeem at settlement It executes what you choose. It doesn't trade for you, and it doesn't publish signals. Trade at