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The Markets page is the main discovery surface. Its job is to get you from a broad interest — Sports, Crypto, Finance, Politics, Tech, Culture or Legal — to a specific market with clear rules and enough liquidity to trade.

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How to narrow down

  1. Start from the category, search term or closing-soon view that matches what you actually have a view on.
  2. Scan the card: outcome prices, time remaining, volume, and the CLOB or AMM mechanism label.
  3. Open the full market page before committing.
  4. Confirm the question is objective enough to resolve, and that the named evidence source can answer it inside the stated window.
  5. Check the order book or the price-impact quote.

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What a card doesn’t tell you

A card is a discovery summary, not the settlement agreement. Two things in particular get misread:
  • Volume is not liquidity. Volume is activity that already executed. It says nothing about what you can trade right now. A popular topic can have a thin, one-sided book.
  • The title is not the rule. The resolution conditions live in the Rules & Resolution panel, and they are frequently narrower than the headline suggests.

Read the rules before trading

The six checks worth running on every market.

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Watchlists and sorting

Discovery surfaces support search by title or creator, category filters, sorting, ending-soon views and a watchlist. Use the watchlist for markets whose rules you have already read — it keeps the reading you have done from going to waste.