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Prediction markets put a price on possible outcomes in politics, sport, crypto and other topics. Riff lets you explore these markets and strategies that trade them.
A market asks a specific question about a future event. Its shares correspond to possible answers. For a standard binary market, the winning outcome pays $1 per share when resolved; the losing outcome pays nothing.
Prices change as people buy and sell. A price near 60 cents is often read as roughly a 60% market-implied probability. It is not a guarantee. The displayed price can differ from your execution price, and fees affect your result.
Check the deadline, exact conditions and resolution source on the event page. Similar-sounding questions can settle differently. Market questions and original rules may be in English even when the interface is translated. Keep the original source in view when interpreting them.
Trading a market means choosing your own position. Investing in a strategy gives you exposure to positions managed by its creator. Review the holdings, performance, fees and withdrawal conditions. Past returns do not promise future results, and either approach can lose money.
Language selection does not determine trading eligibility. Availability depends on your location and Polymarket’s current restrictions. Check those restrictions before funding your account. You can browse public market pages without signing in.