Proxique

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The most important link on a prediction market may be the resolution source—not the headline.

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One lesson from testing Proxique: settlement isn’t back-office plumbing. It’s part of the product.

The source, timestamp, rule, and outcome should all be legible.

Trust is built at the finish as much as at signup.

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Would you rather have 100 thin markets open at once, or 10 excellent markets with real attention and clean settlement?

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Prediction markets are moving into larger consumer apps. That makes distribution easier. It doesn’t make product quality automatic.

Clear questions, fair rules, and trusted settlement still do the real work.

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What makes you abandon a prediction market before taking a position?

Unclear rules, weak liquidity, slow onboarding, or too many choices?

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One lesson from building the first working version: every extra paragraph in onboarding is a warning.

If the first meaningful action needs a lecture, the product needs another pass.

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One principle has survived every product iteration:

Prediction markets compress disagreement into a number—but that number only deserves trust when the question, rules, and settlement are clear.

Market design is product design.

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Five months into building Proxique quietly.

The core product is working.

We’re creating a new format for prediction markets—built around a different kind of decision and a different test of judgment.

We’ll reveal how it works when the time is right.