Trading Basics
How to place trades, read markets, and manage risk.
Beginner Guide
How to Trade Prediction Markets
Learn the basic steps to buy and interpret prediction market contracts, read prices as probabilities, and avoid common beginner mistakes.
July 9, 2026Beginner Guide
What Is Volume in Prediction Markets?
Volume in prediction markets is the total trading activity over a period — usually the number or dollar value of contracts traded. Learn what it shows and what it doesn't.
July 9, 2026Beginner Guide
What Happens When a Prediction Market Settles
When a prediction market settles, event contracts are converted to payouts (typically $1 or $0) based on the final outcome. This guide explains how settlement works and common issues.
July 9, 2026Beginner Guide
What Is Liquidity in Prediction Markets
Liquidity describes how much volume and available orders exist at given prices in a prediction market. It affects price stability, slippage, and how much your trade moves the market.
July 9, 2026Beginner Guide
How Prediction Market Settlement Works
How prediction market settlement works: how event outcomes are determined, what ‘settlement’ means, and a simple worked example showing payoffs.
July 9, 2026Beginner Guide
How Prediction Market Payouts Work
Learn what a payout is, how prices map to expected payouts, and a simple worked example showing the math when you buy a Yes contract.
July 9, 2026Beginner Guide
What Are Yes/No Contracts?
Yes/No contracts are event contracts that pay $1 if the event happens and $0 if it does not. They make market probabilities easy to see and trade.
July 9, 2026