Arbitrage

What it does

The arbitrage engine continuously compares the same event across different prediction markets. It checks probabilities, available size, and liquidity on each platform to detect pricing differences. When one market prices an outcome higher and another prices it lower, the system highlights the gap and notifies the user in real time.

The engine does not execute trades automatically. It only identifies and presents the opportunity so the trader can decide how to act.

Why it matters

Prediction markets operate independently, so prices do not always stay aligned. News, liquidity changes, or slower reactions on one platform can create temporary differences. These gaps may exist only for a short time and are difficult to catch manually without constant monitoring.

How users benefit

Users are alerted as soon as a pricing gap appears, allowing them to react quickly without checking multiple platforms themselves. This improves awareness of market inefficiencies and helps traders act faster on opportunities.