i’m glad we’re finally seeing more serious tools around prediction markets
sports trading is not slow iykyk
lines move, news drops, liquidity shifts, sharp traders enter, and suddenly the edge is gone
but most interfaces still make you waste time jumping between odds, news, market depth, trader activity and execution
DG3 feels interesting because it tries to compress that whole workflow into one terminal
not just “place a bet”, but actually discover, analyze and execute before the market catches up
that’s the direction sports PMs need!
We've been building in prediction market space for 2 years:
1. Aggregating liquidity
2. Talking to 500+ pro-traders, almost daily
3. Powering $25M+ in volume on our v1 product
@DG3_terminal isn't just another prediction market terminal. It is an advanced pro-interface built directly from real customer insights.
My co-founder @0xCryptoNomads will be joining @predicttime_ tomorrow to break it all down.
See you there.
Showed @DG3_terminal to a serious Prediction market trader this week. He runs his own quant book, off three monitors, a few news subscriptions and a research doc that runs his models.
He went quiet for a minute, then said: "this is what I have been trying to build for myself."
Counterintuitive thing I learned building @DG3_terminal:
The feature traders ask for most isn't the AI chat or the smart router.
It's the risk guardrails.
Auto-pause after 3 consecutive losses.
Max position size per event.
Correlation caps across correlated markets.
Because surviving is the alpha.
Analyse.
A thesis is not just about the price.
It is in fact a combo of price, reason and size that you would actually risk on a trade.
DG3 (@DGPredict_ ) brings clarity to that workflow and helps you upgrade, through data.
Introducing DG3.
A terminal for Sports Prediction Markets. Where pro traders find deep liquidity, intelligent tools and real edge.
Discover, Analyse and Automate your workflows. Built for traders who act on edge and need a system for it.
Alpha drops soon. Join the waitlist: https://t.co/m6VxofzEbR
ANALYSE.
You've discovered the markets. But you haven't made a decision yet.
Experts weigh in, Sharps capitalise and the crowd follows through. The pie doesn't have enough pieces to make it worth your while.
You need to bypasses this funnel of trickle down info-nomics. That's where analyse, the second pillar kicks in.
Use the source the sharps use, minus the noise.
The decision has always been simple, the noise just makes it harder to think.
Sports betting taught a generation how to think in probabilities.
It also quietly bled most of them dry.
Not because they were bad at it. Because the math was never on their side.
Here’s how prediction markets changed that, and why the window to catch up is shrinking.
When it comes to Sports Trading, over the last 5 years, the where has seen constant layering:
We saw Web3 build a layer over Web2 sportsbooks, bolstering trader security.
Prediction Markets expanded the sportsbook horizon by adding Event Taxonomy to the mix.
The where has been solidified.
The how is the next point of contention:
Are you still going by vibes? Following the wisdom of crowds? Or trying to keep pace via 6 different sources, only to come to a conclusion 5 seconds too late?
We've faced the same problems, except @0xCryptoNomads refused to accept it and move on.
He took the challenge head-on.
What's come out of this project of his, is exactly what you’ll be seeing soon enough.
I hope y'all are as excited to see this as we are 💯
I’ve been posting about the Sports Prediction Market infrastructure gaps for a few weeks.
This Saturday, we’re putting something live.
It is a culmination of our research from 1k+ users and 300+ trader surveys and a first look at what we’ve been building for the last 2 months.
May 2nd.
We’ve been sitting on datasets about sports traders on Prediction Market behaviour for 2+ years.
Sports choices, Pricing patterns. Venue preferences. Time-to-execution. Win rates by trader archetype.
Making some of this public soon.
On an average day, my automated trading strategy on @Polymarket does more than 100 trades.
Had it been manual, I would have to sit 24/7 staring at my screen to make this possible.
Thats the power of automation.
Running a @Polymarket bot teaches you one thing fast: execution is where the edge is won or lost. Not analysis. Not signals. Not AI.
Execution.
Its not about what your edge is when you discovered an opportunity but your edge at time of execution.