MonoPoly

Predict asset events. Price the real world.

[MonoPoly @0x_monopoly]

One slot on our research list. Your pick. 👀

📄 A company’s next earnings
🚀 A product launch milestone
🔗 A crypto network milestone
Give us the actual question + a public source. We’ll review the ideas for possible MONOPOLY markets.
What are you following? 👇

[MonoPoly @0x_monopoly]

Quick MONOPOLY check 🔎

You paid 0.80 Zeusv for one YES share. The market settles Invalid.

What does the share redeem for under our demo’s rule?

👉 0.50 Zeusv. Matching fees are handled separately.

Would you have expected your entry price back? 👀

[MonoPoly @0x_monopoly]

‘I disagree with that price.’

Good. Let’s get specific. 👀

Imagine you want 100 YES shares, but you won’t pay more than 0.60 Zeusv each.

🎯 A buy limit order lets you set that ceiling. If only 30 shares are available within it, you might get 30 filled and still be waiting on the other 70.

⚡ A market order works against available orders instead. If the cheapest sell orders are small, a bigger buy can reach higher prices. Your average fill may be very different from the first quote you saw.

That’s why we’ve put both order types in the MONOPOLY demo. It gives you a real choice: wait at your price, or work with what’s available now.

And if nobody’s selling? There’s no counterparty to fill against.

📊 Try reading a market’s depth alongside the buy panel. Tell us what would make that decision easier to understand.

[MonoPoly @0x_monopoly]

YES at 60% on the screen. Cheapest seller at 0.65 Zeusv. 👀

That gap matters. A displayed probability isn’t a promise you can trade at that price.

📊 In our demo, open the order book before picking a side. What would YOU be willing to pay?

[MonoPoly @0x_monopoly]

What would you click first in a prediction market? 👀

📊 Check the order book
📄 Read the settlement rules
⚙️ Figure out split/merge
We’re putting MONOPOLY’s product explanations together. Tell us which one needs a proper walkthrough.

[MonoPoly @0x_monopoly]

We keep coming back to the same moment: two people read the same company report and walk away with completely different expectations. 👀

One sees growth picking up. The other sees a good quarter that won’t happen again.

We want to give that disagreement somewhere to go. 🔵

With MONOPOLY, we’re building toward a path from public asset information to a specific event people can take a position on.

📄 Take a revenue disclosure. Turn the next question into something precise:

Will the next quarter’s reported revenue beat the same quarter last year?

Define the filing, reporting period and settlement conditions.

Now we have something people can actually disagree on without arguing about what ‘doing well’ means.

🛠️ We’re early. The data layer still has work ahead of it. But this connection between research and a tradable question is what we want to get right.

Which company event would you want us to explore first? 👇

[MonoPoly @0x_monopoly]

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[MonoPoly @0x_monopoly]

💬 Your group chat: ‘Obviously.’
Someone else: ‘Absolutely no chance.’
Okay, now we’ve got something. 👀

Give us the event, the deadline and a source to check it. We’ll look at whether it could work as a MONOPOLY market.

What’s the argument? 👇

[MonoPoly @0x_monopoly]

💭 We’d struggle to answer “Will this company do well?”

We’d start by narrowing it down: higher revenue, by which reporting period, according to which filing? 📄

That gives us a question we can actually check. 🔎

[MonoPoly @0x_monopoly]

💭 We can feel good about a prediction today and change our minds tomorrow.
A new filing or a corrected story could be enough.
We’d rather update our view than spend the week defending something we no longer believe.

[Benjamin @BenjaminKrypt]

Everyone on CT has a prediction
BTC will... AI will... This project will...

the weird part?
most predictions don't fail, they just disappear
the timeline moves on before reality catches up

[MonoPoly @0x_monopoly]

🔎 We want to know how a market settles before taking a position.

We’d check the source, the cutoff, and what happens if the result is unclear.

📌 It’s much easier to read those details now than argue about them later.

[MonoPoly @0x_monopoly]

💭 We’re interested in the person who reads the same report and disagrees with us.

Which detail are they seeing differently? 🔎

We might keep our view. But we’d like to hear their reasoning first.

#MONOPOLY

[MonoPoly @0x_monopoly]

📄 We’d check the date before getting excited about the numbers.

An old report can still be useful. We just need to know which period we’re looking at, and what’s happened since. 🔎

#MONOPOLY #RWA

[MonoPoly @0x_monopoly]

💭 When we hear “it’ll happen,” our first question is: by when?

⏳ Next week and next year are very different predictions.

We want the question to be clear before anyone picks a side.

#MONOPOLY

[MonoPoly @0x_monopoly]

🔎 We start with the facts.

Who owns the asset?
Where does its revenue come from?
How recent is the information?
That’s where we want research on MONOPOLY to begin, before we get into what might happen next.
#MONOPOLY #RWA

[MonoPoly @0x_monopoly]

💭 What’s one event you’d want to see a prediction market for?

Give us a clear question, a deadline, and a source we could use to check the outcome.

👇 Drop yours below. We’d like to see what you’re following.

#MONOPOLY

[MonoPoly @0x_monopoly]

🔎 When you research a real-world asset, where do you start?

Who owns it? Where does the revenue come from? How recent are the disclosures?

💡 Those are the questions we want asset research on MONOPOLY to start with.

#MONOPOLY #RWA

[MonoPoly @0x_monopoly]

🤔 What would make you change your mind?

If you’re leaning YES, name one piece of news that could push you toward NO.

💡 Knowing what would change your view is part of making a prediction.

#MONOPOLY

[MonoPoly @0x_monopoly]

🔎 “Will it happen?” needs a few more details.

By when? What exactly counts? Which source settles the answer?

📋 Before taking a YES or NO position, read the rules. A good prediction starts with a question everyone understands.

#MONOPOLY