Think all of my sports betting friends who are vibe coding automated trading bots on prediction markets should google Knight Capital.
Not saying it should stop you from letting it rip - but it's a good data point. Also a very good point about subaccounts here.
More on the above.
We started as sophisticated traders ourselves. we know exactly what tooling people actually need, what pricing models work, and what doesn't. We're used to paying fees on exchanges, we understand market structure, and our mission is simple: make trading on prediction markets as efficient as possible.
There's a common misconception that people need terminals to trade. for the vast majority of users, there's genuinely not much need.
That said, we serve a lot of power users who need sophisticated tooling at scale. and for context: our median user profits over $100K/month trading on prediction markets.
One of our first users put it best: "using Valence is like being hazed to trade well." The bar the platform sets forces you to be sharper, more precise, more intentional.
Turns out, using Valence has been a huge PnL multiplier for sophisticated traders. We'd challenge any "aggregator" to make that same argument.