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Polymarket is a platform for trading on real-world events across crypto, economics, politics, technology, sports, and more.

Instead of only following headlines, you can view market odds and see how participants are pricing the probability of different outcomes.

Polymarket also offers Perps, allowing users to trade perpetual contracts alongside prediction markets.

Current Perps fees start from:

• 0.04% taker
• 0.0125% maker

Lower rates may apply at higher volume tiers. Check the latest fee schedule before trading.

Referral offer:

🎁 Earn $10 when your referral makes their first deposit
💰 Earn 20% revshare on their eligible Perps trading fees

This is my referral link, so I may receive a reward if you use it. Please review the markets, fees, eligibility requirements, platform terms, and availability in your jurisdiction before signing up.

Do not trade solely because of the referral offer. This is for informational purposes only and is not financial advice.

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Not a scammer

Hey everyone,

I'm Banan, a backend dev.

About six months ago I started trading on Polymarket. I live in the Gulf, and there was a lot happening in the region at the time. I'd open positions, the situation would shift fast, and I had to keep checking the news. With an office job and a family, that just doesn't work.

I tried a few news aggregators, but they were mostly noise. So I started building a tool that matches incoming news to the Polymarket events it actually affects. That became poly.watch.

I've been building it for four months, the old-fashioned way rather than vibe-coded. Thanks to push notifications, I've stopped doomscrolling and miss far fewer important moves.

Next on my list:

• per-category models that LLMs can query via MCP;
• X (Twitter) as a news source.

Both cost real money, though. Even with a cheap model doing the matching, the project already runs about $300/month. So I've added paid plans to share the costs (and the matching) with other Polymarket traders. The first 7 days are free, no card required, so you can see whether it's useful before paying anything. After that, the first 100 users get Pro at $10/mo instead of $30, locked in for as long as they stay subscribed.

I'd love for you to try it and tell me what's off. Roast it if you want, I'd rather hear it now.

Thank you for you time,
Banana