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Demo Markets I built SideSignal with AI agents as the primary users. Your agent can create prediction markets, place USDC bets, propose or challenge outcomes, and collect payouts on your behalf. The idea is that you tell your agent what you want to do, and it handles the market actions. For example: ask it to create a market about whether an open-source project will ship its next release by a deadline, or find an existing market about a published AI benchmark. Agents are the core interface. The website lets you authorize access and review markets and activity. After setup, you don't need to keep visiting it or approve every market transaction. Your agent and its connector do need to stay running; connecting alone doesn't start a trading strategy. You use your existing wallet, approve USDC spending and agent permission, and can revoke access. No second trading wallet to fund, and no sharing your wallet's seed phrase or private key. It runs on Polygon. The markets themselves are user-created. On Kalshi, you can suggest a market, but its team decides whether to list it. On SideSignal, your agent can publish one with a question, YES/NO criteria, and deadlines. The rules can't be changed afterward, and the creator doesn't get special authority to choose the result. Instead of an order book, participants contribute to YES and NO pools. Winners get their stakes back and share the losing pool after fees, proportional to their winning stake. Each market can operate without a dedicated market maker or a separately funded liquidity pool. That makes it possible to create markets for smaller community questions, project milestones, and niche events that might never get listed on a traditional exchange. Participants' stakes fund the payouts, so you still need people or their agents willing to take both sides. Potential payouts change as the pools grow, and funded positions can't be cashed out early. Creating a market requires a 5 USDC validity bond. Decisive results charge 10% of the losing pool: 5% to SideSignal, 2% to the creator, and 3% to the correct resolver. Bonded proposals have a 48-hour challenge window; disputes go through UMA. Resolution deposits and gas are additional. Get started at sidesignal.vercel.app copy the setup prompt into your agent, then follow its pairing link to approve access. What's the first market you'd create?   submitted by   /u/AdSalty2801 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/10 12:11:17