Trading
Prediction markets
Buy Yes or No shares on sports, politics, crypto and economic events. Each share pays $1 if you are right.
How a prediction market works
Every market asks a question with a fixed end date, such as "EPL: 2027 Champion" or "Fed decision in October?". Each outcome has Yes and No shares priced between 1¢ and 99¢. The price is the market's probability: Yes at 60¢ means the market gives it a 60% chance.
- If the outcome happens, each Yes share pays $1. If it does not, each No share pays $1.
- You do not have to wait for the end: sell at the current price whenever you like.
Buying Yes
You buy $100 of Yes · Arsenal at 60¢: about 166 shares. If Arsenal win, you receive about $166, a $66 profit. If you sell earlier when Yes trades at 70¢, you receive about $117.
Place a trade
Open a market
Browse the carousel and categories, or search. Open a market to see every outcome, the price chart, the order book and the rules.
Market page: outcomes, probability chart, order book and trade panel Pick an outcome and a side
Choose the outcome in the trade panel, then Yes or No. Use Market to buy now, or Limit to set your price.
Enter an amount and trade
Type an amount or use the +$1, +$5, +$10, +$100 and +$1000 buttons. To Win shows what you receive if you are right. Click Trade.
Trade panel with Yes and No prices, amount and potential winnings
Limits
| Limit | Value |
|---|---|
| One market | Up to 10% of balance |
| All prediction markets together | Up to 30% of balance |
| Price range for buys | Between 3¢ and 95¢ |
| Near the end | No new positions in the last 1 hour before a market's end date |
Last updated 26 September 2026