Reference
Glossary
Definitions for Markets, Events, Trading Terminal, Sports Dashboard, Insider Finder, Trader Analytics, and Research Hub.
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Markets
Column metrics on the Markets page. Open a market row, then use the column picker to show or hide each field.
Standard Metrics
Odds
Current market price for the 'Yes' outcome, expressed as a percentage. Normal range: 5% - 95%. Extreme values (<5% or >95%) indicate high certainty outcomes.
Liquidity
Total available liquidity for trading. Deep: $50K+ (easy large trades). Moderate: $5K-$50K (some slippage). Shallow: <$5K (high slippage risk).
Volume
Total trading volume since market creation. High Activity: $100K+ (popular). Moderate: $10K-$100K (average). Low Activity: <$10K (niche/new).
24H Vol
Trading volume in the last 24 hours. Indicates recent market activity and interest.
Open Int.
Open Interest: total value of outstanding positions. High: $100K+ (many committed). Moderate: $10K-$100K (decent). Low: <$10K (limited).
Expires
The scheduled date and time when the market closes for trading, shown as a full calendar timestamp.
Competitive
Composite score (0-1) estimating how contested and efficiently priced the market is.
Advanced Metrics
Mid Price
Average of best bid and ask prices, representing fair market value. Mid Price = (Best Bid + Best Ask) / 2
Spread
Difference between best bid and ask prices. Tight (1-3%): liquid market. Wide (4-10%): moderate liquidity. Very Wide (>10%): illiquid market.
24h High
Highest 'Yes' price reached in the last 24 hours. Useful for identifying recent price peaks and resistance levels.
24h Low
Lowest 'Yes' price reached in the last 24 hours. Useful for identifying recent price floors and support levels.
Hi-Lo 24h
Hi-Low 24h Range: spread between the 24h high and low price as a percentage. Higher = more intraday price swings.
Hi 24h
Gap between the 24h high and the current price, as a percentage. How far the price has pulled back from today's peak.
Lo 24h
Gap between the current price and the 24h low, as a percentage. How far the price has bounced from today's trough.
Δ 1h %
Percentage price change over the last 1 hour. Stable: -5% to +5%. Volatile: -15% to +15%. Extreme: beyond -15% or +15%.
Δ 4h %
Percentage price change over the last 4 hours. Useful for identifying short-to-medium-term momentum shifts.
Δ 12h %
Percentage price change over the last 12 hours. Useful for identifying half-day trends.
Δ 24h %
Percentage price change over the last 24 hours. Key indicator of daily market sentiment shifts.
1h Vol
Trading volume in the last 1 hour. Useful for detecting sudden activity spikes.
4h Vol
Trading volume in the last 4 hours. Helps identify medium-term activity trends.
12h Vol
Trading volume in the last 12 hours. Shows half-day trading patterns.
Liq-Vol
Liquidity-to-Volume Ratio. Compares available liquidity with trading volume. Higher ratios indicate market is well-supported, leading to tighter spreads.
Turnover
Turnover Ratio = 24h Volume / Liquidity. High (>2): rapid capital recycling, potential volatility. Low (<0.5): stagnant capital.
Vol/OI Turn.
Volume/OI Turnover: how many times open interest turned over via trading in 24h (volume_24h ÷ OI). 1 = OI fully recycled once. Higher = more active relative to committed positions. Distinct from Turnover Ratio (which divides by liquidity, not OI).
Vol. Share
Platform Volume Share: this market's 24 h volume as a fraction of total platform 24 h volume. High values indicate a recent surge of activity relative to all markets.
I.P. Bias
Implied Probability Bias: how much 'Yes' price deviates from 50/50. Range −1 to 1. Positive: market favors 'Yes'. Negative: favors 'No'. Near 0: evenly split.
DS Ratio
Depth-Stress Ratio = Open Interest / Liquidity. >1: OI exceeds depth (high slippage risk). <1: book can absorb OI (lower risk).
Price Mom.
Price Momentum: rate of price change [−1, +∞). Can exceed 1 for near-zero-price markets. Positive: recent upward movement. Negative: recent downward movement. Near 0: stable.
Vol. Mom.
Volume Momentum: rate of volume change [−1, +∞). Values near −1 indicate near-zero recent volume; large positive values signal a surge in activity relative to the recent baseline.
Trend Str.
Trend Strength (R^2 value, 0-1). Strong (0.7-1): clear direction. Moderate (0.3-0.7): some direction. Weak (0-0.3): random/choppy.
Trend (m)
Trend Slope: rate of price change from linear regression. Positive: uptrend. Negative: downtrend.
Reversal
Reversal Rate [0-1]: frequency of price direction changes. Low (<0.3): trending market. High (>0.6): erratic/choppy price action. Near 0.5: random-walk behaviour.
Adj. Vol.
Adjusted Volatility score [0-1]: price uncertainty weighted by liquidity depth. Near 0: highly certain outcome with a deep order book. Near 1: close to 50/50 with thin liquidity.
Urgency
Resolution Urgency (0-1) - how close the market is to resolution, considering time, liquidity, and price certainty. High (0.7-1): resolution imminent.
Norm. Spread
Normalized Spread: bid-ask spread divided by mid-price. Values >1 occur for near-zero-probability markets where the spread is wider than the quoted odds. Range [0, +inf).
1h Vol %
1h Volume as a fraction of all-time volume. Near 1.0 means most of this market's lifetime volume traded in the last hour - a strong freshness signal for breaking markets.
4h Vol %
4h Volume as a fraction of all-time volume. Measures how concentrated recent 4-hour trading is relative to the market's full history.
12h Vol %
12h Volume as a fraction of all-time volume. Measures how concentrated recent 12-hour trading is relative to the market's full history.
Slippage
Expected Slippage: proxy execution cost of a large market order - min(1, (vol_1h / liquidity) * normalized_spread). Low (<0.05): cheap entry. High (>0.2): costly, illiquid. Range [0, 1].
Volume Share
Platform Volume Share: this market's 24 h volume as a fraction of total platform 24 h volume.
Events
Same Markets page, after you swap the view to Events. Several labels overlap with market metrics, but the definitions are event-aggregated.
Standard Metrics
Markets
Number of individual markets within this event.
Total Liq.
Total available liquidity for trading. Deep: $50K+ (easy large trades). Moderate: $5K-$50K (some slippage). Shallow: <$5K (high slippage risk).
Total Vol.
Total trading volume since market creation. High Activity: $100K+ (popular). Moderate: $10K-$100K (average). Low Activity: <$10K (niche/new).
24h Vol.
Trading volume in the last 24 hours. Indicates recent market activity and interest.
Total OI
Total value of outstanding positions. High: $100K+ (many committed). Moderate: $10K-$100K (decent). Low: <$10K (limited).
Advanced Metrics
Liq. Conc.
Liquidity Concentration. How concentrated liquidity is in the top markets of this event. High % = a few markets dominate.
Vol. Conc.
Volume Concentration. How concentrated volume is in the top markets of this event. High % = a few markets dominate.
Avg Comp.
Competitive Score [0-1]: Gamma's own event-level competitiveness field (not a mean of per-market scores). Higher = closer to 50/50 overall. Filter: competitiveMin/Max.
Res. Urg.
Resolution Urgency [0-1]: event-level urgency score (timePressure×0.6 + activityRatio×0.4). Not a per-market average; computed independently at the event level. Near 1: resolution imminent.
Adj. Vol.
Avg Adjusted Volatility. Average normalized price volatility across markets in this event.
Turnover
Event Volume/OI Turnover: how many times the event's total open interest turned over via trading in 24h (volume_24h ÷ total_oi). Higher = more active relative to committed positions.
Depth Str.
Event Depth-Stress Ratio = total_oi ÷ total_liquidity. >1: OI exceeds book depth (high slippage risk). <1: book can absorb OI.
Reversal
Avg Reversal Rate. Average frequency of price reversals across markets in this event.
Trading Terminal
Terms from the ticket, the order book, and the rest of the terminal workspace.
Markets And Events
Event
A collection of related prediction markets centered around the same real-world event.
Market
An individual prediction contract, such as “Will Team A Win?”
Multi-Outcome Event
An event containing multiple related markets representing the different possible outcomes of the same event.
Shares
Units representing ownership of a YES or NO position within a prediction market.
Single-Outcome Event
An event containing one market with two possible results, typically YES or NO.
Price And The Orderbook
Best Ask
The lowest price a seller is willing to accept. This is the price you can immediately buy at and appears on the red, sell side of the order book.
Best Bid
The highest price a buyer is willing to pay. This is the price you can immediately sell at and appears on the green, buy side of the order book.
Implied Price (IP)
A reconstructed price calculated from the price buckets within a multi-outcome event.
Liquidity
The amount of capital currently available for trading in a market. Higher liquidity generally allows larger trades with less price movement.
Mid Price (Mid)
The price exactly halfway between the Best Bid and Best Ask, often used as an estimate of the market’s fair value.
Order Book (Book)
A live list of all active buy and sell orders for a market.
Recent Trades
A live feed displaying the most recently executed trades within the selected market.
Spread
The difference between the Best Bid and Best Ask, often used as a measure of market liquidity.
Orders And Execution
Active Order (Resting Order)
An order that has been placed but has not yet been completely filled or cancelled.
Clip
A smaller individual order created as part of a TWAP or Iceberg Order.
DCA (Dollar-Cost Averaging)
An investment strategy that purchases a fixed amount at regular intervals, regardless of the current market price.
Execution Style
Determines how each clip of a TWAP Order is executed. Active execution prioritizes immediate fills, while Passive execution rests on the order book.
FAK (Fill and Kill)
Immediately buys as many shares as possible at the Best Ask, then automatically cancels any unfilled portion of the order.
Fill
The successful execution of all or part of an order.
Limit Order
An order that will only execute at your chosen price or better.
Limit Price
The maximum price you are willing to pay when buying, or the minimum price you are willing to accept when selling.
Market Order
An order that executes immediately using the best available prices in the order book.
Quick Sell
Closes an existing position immediately using a Market Order.
Stop Loss
An order that automatically sells your shares when the market reaches a specified price to help limit potential losses.
Take Profit
An order that automatically sells your shares when the market reaches a specified target price to help secure gains.
Positions And Performance
PnL (Profit and Loss)
The current profit or loss on a position, calculated by subtracting your total cost from its current market value.
Position
Shares that you currently own after an order has been executed.
Profit
The amount you would earn if your position resolves correctly, excluding your original stake.
Top Holders
A view displaying the largest holders of YES and NO positions, along with their trading performance metrics.
Win Rate
The percentage of a trader’s historical positions that resolved successfully.
Market Data And Analytics
Candle Chart
A chart that displays price movement over time using candlesticks, showing the opening, closing, highest, and lowest prices for each period.
Competitive
A metric that indicates how closely the market’s pricing aligns with the best available bid and ask prices.
Open Interest (OI)
The total value of all currently open positions in a market.
Turnover Ratio
A metric comparing trading volume to available liquidity, indicating how actively a market is trading.
Volume
The total value of shares traded over a selected period.
1H / 4H / 24H
Shorthand for the previous 1 hour, 4 hours and 24 hours, commonly used when displaying price changes, trading volume, and other market statistics.
Advanced Order Settings
Peak Price
The highest market price reached while a Sell Trailing Order is active.
Price Ceiling
The highest price a Pegged Order is allowed to move to.
Price Floor
The lowest price a Pegged Order is allowed to move to.
Trailing Offset
The percentage distance a Trailing Order follows the market before it is triggered.
Advanced Order Types
Iceberg Order
Breaks a large Limit Order into smaller clips, displaying only one clip on the order book at a time until the full order has been executed. This is useful when placing a large order without revealing its full size to the market.
Pegged Order
A Limit Order that automatically adjusts its price based on the Best Bid while remaining within your chosen Price Floor and Price Ceiling. This is useful for keeping your order competitive as the market moves without manually updating it.
Trailing Order
Automatically follows the market using a Trailing Offset. Buy Trailing Orders execute after the price rebounds, while Sell Trailing Orders execute after the price reverses downward. This is useful for waiting for confirmation of a price reversal before entering or exiting a position.
TWAP (Time-Weighted Average Price)
Breaks a large order into smaller clips and executes them gradually over a specified period. This is useful for reducing the effect a large order may have on the market price.
Sports Dashboard
Sports book terms, contract types, and the order tools under the buy and sell buttons.
The Order Book
Ask
The lowest price at which a seller is currently willing to sell shares.
Bid
The highest price a buyer is currently willing to pay for shares.
Book (Order Book)
A live list of all open buy and sell orders waiting to be executed.
Depth (Market Depth)
The amount of liquidity available near the current market price. Greater depth generally allows larger trades with less price movement.
Fill
The successful execution of a buy or sell order.
Liquidity
The ease with which shares can be bought or sold without significantly affecting the market price.
Liquidity Provider (LP)
A trader who supplies liquidity by placing buy and/or sell orders that other participants can execute against. Liquidity providers help tighten spreads, improve market efficiency, and may earn incentives while taking on market risk.
Maker
A trader who adds liquidity to the order book by placing limit orders.
Taker
A trader who removes liquidity from the order book by executing against existing buy or sell orders.
Spread (Order Book)
The difference between the highest bid price and the lowest ask price. Smaller spreads generally indicate a more liquid market.
Slippage
The difference between the expected execution price of a trade and the actual price at which it executes.
Volatility
The frequency and magnitude of price movements within a market over time.
Volume
The total amount of trading activity that has occurred in a market over a given period.
Contracts And Sports Markets
Binary Market
A prediction market with only two possible outcomes, typically YES or NO.
Implied Probability
The probability represented by the current market price. For example, a market trading at 72¢ implies a 72% chance of occurring.
YES Shares
Shares that pay $1 if the event occurs and $0 otherwise.
NO Shares
Shares that pay $1 if the event does not occur and $0 otherwise.
Position
Your ownership of YES or NO shares in a prediction market.
Moneyline
A market that allows you to bet on which team or competitor will win outright, regardless of the margin of victory.
Spread (Market Type)
A betting market that applies a point handicap to balance the matchup between a stronger and weaker team.
Example: A team listed at -4.5 must win by 5 or more points for the bet to win, while a team at +4.5 can either win outright or lose by 4 points or fewer.
Total (Over/Under)
A market based on the combined score of both teams in a game. Over wins if the final combined score is higher than the listed total, while Under wins if the final combined score is lower.
Example: If the total is 220, a final score of 112-110 (222 total) results in the Over winning.
Resolution
The official determination of a prediction market's final outcome.
Orders
Limit Order
An order that only executes at your specified price or better.
Market Order
An order that executes immediately against the best available prices in the order book.
Pegged Order
An order that automatically follows the best bid, ask, or midpoint price, allowing it to remain competitive without requiring manual adjustments.
TWAP Order (Time-Weighted Average Price)
An order type that divides a large trade into smaller orders executed over time to reduce market impact and slippage.
Iceberg Order
An order type that breaks a large order into smaller visible pieces while keeping the remaining size hidden. Useful when placing large trades without revealing your full position.
Stop Loss
An order that automatically sells your position if the price reaches a level you specify, helping limit potential losses.
Take Profit
An order that automatically sells your position once it reaches your target price, allowing you to lock in gains without monitoring the market.
Trailing Stop
A stop order that automatically moves in your favor as the market price rises but remains fixed if the market reverses, helping protect profits while allowing gains to continue growing.
Cash Out
Selling your position before the market officially resolves to realize a profit or limit a loss.
Bankroll And Results
Alpha
An informational edge that allows a trader to consistently outperform the market over time.
Arbitrage (Arb)
A trading strategy that involves buying and selling related markets or contracts to lock in a guaranteed profit regardless of the outcome.
Bankroll
The total amount of capital allocated for prediction market trading.
Edge
The difference between your estimated probability of an outcome and the market's implied probability.
Expected Value (EV)
The average expected profit or loss of a trade over many repetitions, taking both potential outcomes and probabilities into account.
Exposure
The total amount of capital currently at risk across one or more open positions.
Hedge
Opening an additional position to reduce or eliminate the risk of an existing trade.
PnL (Profit and Loss)
The total amount of money gained or lost from your trading activity.
Realized Profit
Profit that has been locked in by selling or closing a position.
Unrealized Profit
Profit or loss on an open position that has not yet been realized through a sale.
Return on Investment (ROI)
Profit or loss expressed as a percentage of the original investment.
Yield
The percentage return generated on an investment relative to the amount originally invested.
Whale
A trader with enough capital to significantly influence market prices through large trades.
Advanced Order Types
These sit below the buy and sell buttons. Use them to stage an entry or an exit without watching the book the whole time.
Pegged
An order that automatically follows the best bid, ask, or midpoint price. Ideal when you want to stay competitive in the order book without constantly adjusting your order manually.
TWAP
Splits a large order into smaller trades that execute over time to reduce slippage and market impact. Best for entering or exiting large positions without significantly moving the market.
Iceberg
Breaks a large order into smaller visible pieces so the full size stays hidden. Useful when you don't want other traders to see the true size of your position.
Stop Loss
Automatically sells your position if the price falls to a level you choose. Use it to limit potential losses if the market moves against you.
Take Profit
Automatically sells your position once it reaches your target price. Ideal for locking in profits without needing to watch the market.
Trailing Stop
A stop order that automatically moves up as the market moves in your favor, but stays in place if the price falls. Great for protecting gains while still allowing profits to grow.
Insider Finder
Radar axes, card labels, and the extra fields that appear on Insider Finder cards inside the Trading Terminal.
Radar Chart
The radar chart scores a trade across 7 dimensions. Each axis is a normalized score from 0-100%.
Unique Markets
High scores indicate focused trading in fewer markets, suggesting conviction. Low scores mean the trader is spread across many markets.
Entry
High scores reward early entries at low prices. Low scores indicate buying closer to 50/50 odds or higher.
Size
High scores indicate large trade sizes ($10k+), showing high conviction. Low scores mean smaller position sizes.
Trade Concentration
High scores mean most of this trader's activity is concentrated in this specific market. Low scores indicate they trade across many markets.
Volume Concentration
High scores mean most of this trader's volume is in this market. Low scores indicate their capital is spread across multiple markets.
Loss Rate
High scores indicate profitable trading history. Low scores mean the trader has significant losses overall.
WC/TX%
High scores indicate the trade happened shortly after wallet creation. Low scores mean the wallet was dormant for a long time before trading.
The overall Radar Score is a weighted combination of these 7 dimensions. Higher scores indicate trades that warrant closer attention.
Identity And Market
Name
The username of the trader who executed the trade.
Market
The title of the prediction market where the trade was placed.
Bet
The outcome selected by the trader, either YES or NO.
Active Market
Indicates whether the prediction market is currently active (Yes) or has already resolved (No).
Active Hold
Indicates whether the trader currently holds an open position in this market (Yes) or has fully exited (No)
Trade Details
Size
The total value of the trade in USDC, calculated as Shares × Price. Larger trade sizes often indicate greater conviction or a larger portfolio.
Buy Price
The price paid per share when the trade was executed, ranging from $0.00 to $1.00.
Initial Price
The trader's first entry price in this market. This shows where they initially established their position.
Average Price
The trader's average purchase price across all trades in this market. This represents their overall cost basis.
Timestamp
The amount of time that has passed since the trade was executed. Recent trades may reflect new information or changing market sentiment.
Market Trades
The total number of trades this user has executed within the current market.
Market Volume
The total amount of trading volume, measured in USDC, that this user has generated within the current market.
Volume Concentration
The percentage of the trader's total lifetime trading volume that comes from this market. Higher percentages indicate the trader is heavily focused on this market.
Market PnL (Profit and Loss)
The trader's realized and unrealized profit or loss within this specific market, measured in USDC.
User Metrics
Total Trades
The total number of trades the user has executed across all Polymarket markets.
Unique Markets
The number of distinct prediction markets the user has traded. Higher values generally indicate a more diversified trading history.
Open Positions
The total number of markets where the trader currently holds an active position.
Average Open Position Value
The average value, measured in USDC, of the user's currently open positions.
Total Volume
The user's cumulative trading volume across all markets, measured in USDC.
Total PnL (Profit and Loss)
The trader's cumulative profit or loss across all completed and open trading activity on Polymarket, measured in USDC.
WC/TX % (Wallet Creation to Transaction)
Measures how quickly after a wallet was created its first trade was placed. Very high values (typically above 90%) may indicate the wallet was created specifically to participate in this market.
Trade Concentration
The percentage of the user's total trades that have occurred in this specific market. Higher percentages indicate the trader is highly concentrated on this event.
Wallet Age
The amount of time that has passed since the wallet was created on the blockchain. Very new wallets (typically less than 24 hours old) may warrant additional scrutiny.
Card Fields In The Terminal
These labels appear on Insider Finder cards inside the Trading Terminal.
Size
The total dollar value of the identified trade.
Buy Price
The price per share paid for the identified trade.
Initial Price
The price per share when the trader first entered the market.
Average Price
The trader’s average purchase price across their position.
Timestamp
How long ago the identified trade was placed.
Market Trades
The number of trades the trader has made within the market.
Market Volume
The total trading volume within the market.
Volume Concentration
The percentage of market volume attributed to the trader’s activity.
Market PnL
The trader’s current profit or loss within the market.
Trader Analytics
Wallet, position, and performance terms from the Traders page.
Account And Capital
Capital
The total amount of money available in a trader's account, including both open positions and cash not currently invested.
Capital Allocation
How a trader's money is divided between cash and active positions.
Liquid Funds
Cash that isn't invested and is available to trade immediately.
Total Account Value
The total value of a trader's open positions and available cash.
In Positions
Money that is currently invested in active prediction markets.
Wallet Address
A unique blockchain address used to identify a user's account and transactions.
Explorer
A blockchain explorer that lets you view transaction details, wallet activity, and other on-chain information.
Transaction Hash
A unique blockchain ID that allows anyone to verify a deposit, withdrawal, or trade on-chain.
First Trade / Last Trade
The date of the user's first trade on Polymarket, as well as their most recent.
On-Chain Data
Public blockchain records showing when transactions occurred, their amounts, and their status.
Positions
Active Position
A trade that is still open and has not yet been sold or resolved.
Position
An active investment in a prediction market that has not yet been sold or resolved.
Entry Price
The price paid when opening a position.
Exit Price
The price received when closing a position.
Shares
Units of ownership in a YES or NO outcome within a prediction market.
Market Price
The current price of a prediction market.
Average Position Size
The average amount of money a trader commits to each trade.
Average Hold Time
How long, on average, a trader keeps a position before selling or it resolves.
Orders
Limit Order
An order that only executes if the market reaches the price you specify.
Market Order
An order that executes immediately at the best available price.
Open Order
An order waiting for the market to reach your specified price before executing.
Filled Order
An order that has been successfully executed.
Partially Filled Order
An order where only part of the requested amount has been executed.
Pending Order
Another term for an order that has not yet been fully executed.
Trade History
A complete record of every trade a user has made.
Total Trades
The total number of trades conducted by a user all-time.
Performance
Overall PNL
Total profit or loss across all completed and active trades.
PNL (Profit & Loss)
The amount of money a trader has made or lost through trading.
Realized PNL
Profit or loss that has been locked in by closing positions or after markets resolve.
Unrealized PNL
Profit or loss on positions that are still open and may continue to change.
ROI (Return on Investment)
The percentage gain or loss on a trade relative to the amount invested.
Drawdown
The decline from a trader's highest portfolio value to a lower point. It measures how much the portfolio has fallen during losing periods.
Max Drawdown
The largest percentage drop a trader has experienced from their portfolio's highest value.
Win Rate
The percentage of completed trades that ended in profit or resolved correctly.
Wins
The number of trades resolved in a user's favor.
Losses
The number of trades not resolved in a user's favor.
Winning Streak
The longest run of consecutive winning trades.
Biggest Win
The largest profit earned from a single trade.
Volume
The total dollar value of all trades a user has made.
Unique Markets
The number of different prediction markets a trader has participated in.
Portfolio Peak
The highest total portfolio value a trader has ever reached.
Category Allocation
How a trader spreads their activity across different market categories, such as Sports, Politics, or Crypto.
PNL By Category
A bar graph showing the user's PNL broken down by market category.
Volume By Category
A bar graph showing the proportion of a user's trading volume within each market category.
Top Category
The market category where a trader has performed the best based on profit and trading activity.
Research Hub
People, posts, and the actions you can take in Research Hub.
People And Reputation
Display Name
The public name shown on a user's profile.
Verified User
A contributor whose identity has been confirmed by the Polysights team.
Core Contributor
A manually selected researcher or trader recognized by the Polysights team for consistently high-quality work.
Community Score
A reputation score based on how positively the community rates a user's content through upvotes and downvotes.
Engagement Score
A cumulative score based on interactions received across a user's posts.
Reputation
A contributor's overall credibility, reflected primarily through Community Score and future Accuracy metrics.
Confidence Score
An upcoming metric designed to combine prediction accuracy with community reputation into a single trust score.
Badges
Achievements displayed on a user's profile for reaching milestones or completing specific accomplishments.
Profile Page
A public page showing a user's information, performance statistics, badges, and published posts.
Content
Research Hub
Polysights' research platform where users discover, publish, and discuss prediction market research.
Post
Any piece of content published by a user.
Feed
The continuously updating stream of posts shown throughout the platform.
Timeline
The chronological feed of published posts.
Curated Feed
A personalized collection of posts selected using your interests, activity, and filters.
Alpha
High-value information or research that may provide a trading edge before the broader market notices it.
Featured Article
A post selected by the Polysights team.
Content Source
An external platform where Research Hub imports content from, such as Reddit, YouTube, Dune, Spotify, or traditional news outlets.
Dune
A blockchain analytics platform that allows users to create dashboards and visualize on-chain data.
Actions
Bookmark
A way to save a post so you can easily find it later.
Draft
An unpublished post saved for editing and publishing later.
Downvote
A negative vote indicating that a post is low quality, unhelpful, or not relevant.
Filter
A tool that narrows displayed content based on selected criteria.
Leaderboard
A ranked list of contributors based on selected performance metrics.