❗How PredicTools Works
PredicTools is designed as an observation and filtering layer for prediction markets.
It does not replace existing platforms. Instead, it sits alongside them, helping users understand market activity more clearly before taking action elsewhere.
The terminal is structured around a simple process: observe, filter, evaluate, and act.
Step 1: Market Aggregation
PredicTools continuously aggregates active prediction markets from supported platforms.
Rather than requiring users to browse each platform individually, the terminal presents markets in a unified list. Each market is displayed with consistent fields and metrics, making comparison straightforward.
This aggregation allows users to quickly understand:
what markets are active
where volume is concentrated
which questions are attracting attention
No interpretation or modification is applied to the underlying data.
Step 2: Structured Market View
Once aggregated, markets are displayed in a structured, terminal-style layout.
Each row represents a single market and includes essential information such as:
market title
platform source
current probabilities
volume and liquidity metrics
time-related information
This layout is designed to surface relevant data at a glance without requiring users to open each market individually.
Step 3: Filtering and Narrowing Focus
Prediction markets generate significant noise. Many markets are inactive, illiquid, or irrelevant to a given strategy.
PredicTools provides filtering tools that allow users to narrow the market list based on criteria such as:
minimum volume or liquidity
probability movement
time remaining until resolution
category or topic
Filters are applied instantly, allowing users to iterate quickly and explore different market conditions.
Step 4: Evaluation and Context
With a filtered set of markets, users can evaluate opportunities more effectively.
By observing probability changes, volume patterns, and timing, users gain context that would otherwise require manual tracking across multiple platforms.
PredicTools does not generate signals or rankings. It provides context and visibility so users can apply their own judgment.
Step 5: External Execution
PredicTools does not execute trades or positions.
When a user decides to act, execution takes place directly on the underlying platform where the market is hosted. PredicTools remains an analysis and observation tool throughout the process.
This separation ensures transparency and keeps decision-making responsibility with the user.
Continuous Use
PredicTools is designed to be used continuously, not only at moments of execution.
Many users keep the terminal open to:
monitor evolving market conditions
watch for shifts in volume or probability
stay aware of emerging questions
Over time, this creates a clearer understanding of how prediction markets behave.
Design Principles Behind the Workflow
The workflow of PredicTools is intentionally minimal.
The terminal avoids:
alerts that encourage impulsive action
opinions or suggested trades
unnecessary visual noise
Instead, it focuses on presenting clean, structured information that supports deliberate decision-making.
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