Outpoll launched Trading, a perpetual futures exchange built directly into its prediction market platform. Events, futures and the Outpoll app now run as one service on one shared balance. A trader can form a view on what happens next, act on the price it moves, and keep both positions in the same place.
Think about how this usually goes. You expect the Fed to cut rates. You take a position on that outcome on one platform, then open an exchange in another tab, move funds over and short or long the index there. On Outpoll it is one flow. The same funds back a position on the Fed decision and a short on SPX500. The same balance covers a forecast on oil supply and a long on oil itself. Forecast and hedge sit side by side in one interface, on the web and in the app.
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Why the combination matters
Prediction markets show what people expect. Futures let you act on what the price does. Most platforms give you one or the other: prediction markets rarely offer leveraged instruments, and derivatives venues do not offer event markets. Outpoll brings them together, with one account, one balance and one app for both.
What you can trade
Trading covers three asset groups, quoted against USDT and USDC:
- Crypto: BTC, XMR, PUMPFUN and more, in total 80+ pairs
- Stocks and indices: AAPL, MSFT, SPX500 etc., in total 20+ pairs
- Commodities – 4 pairs
Every contract is perpetual, so there is no expiry to roll. Go long or short with leverage of up to 100x.
The toolkit traders expect
- Isolated and cross margin
- One-way and Hedge mode, to hold a long and a short on one asset at the same time
- Market, Limit and Stop Market orders, with Take Profit / Stop Loss and Reduce-Only
- TradingView charts right in the order screen
- A calculator that shows your liquidation price before you place the order
- A public API for algorithmic strategies
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