Polymarket is live on Nick.
Tell Nick what you want to watch. It builds the agent, follows the odds and the news around the clock, and trades on @Polymarket within the limits you set.
Depends how hands on you want to be!
Some people approve every entry and close in chat. Others build a workflow with their own limits, sometimes their own code, and let it run.
Here's mine if you want to copy it: https://t.co/ddqjKAVrs2
Every 4h it reads BTC, ETH, SOL and HYPE, emails me a brief, and only trades BTC when trend, RSI and funding line up. Stop attached.
Hyperliquid is live on NickAI.
Connect your own wallet, then just ask: "Go long ETH with $100, stop loss 2% below my entry."
Nick shows the order, you approve, it fills on @HyperliquidX
@whodoyousee1@HyperliquidX Both
The 2% stop goes to Hyperliquid as a real reduce-only order with your entry, so it fires even if Nick is offline.
Or skip the fixed stop: run an agent every few minutes that watches funding, OI or the news, and let it decide when to close
Make it yours in plain words: "use ETH instead", "risk $50", "send it to Telegram". Nick edits the agent, and it stays off until you switch it on.
Try it free: 1,000 credits, no card, no time limit.
https://t.co/V8EFhFDkkl
Polymarket is live on Nick.
Tell Nick what you want to watch. It builds the agent, follows the odds and the news around the clock, and trades on @Polymarket within the limits you set.
Build your own from one message:
"Every 6 hours, pull the latest polls and news on [race or market], compare Polymarket and Kalshi, and send me what changed."
https://t.co/LHeUcByOuE
Up to 1,000 free credits as you set up. No card.
Five weeks before the US midterms, we pointed a Nick agent at the House and Senate markets.
58 steps across @Polymarket and @Kalshi : live polls with citations, news, X sentiment, prices and momentum, a risk check, and a ledger that scored its own forecasts. Built by chatting with Nick.
The lesson came from the risk rules, not the forecasts.
A tight stop closed its Texas idea on a thin order book weeks before the market settled. In a market that resolves on a fixed date, exit when the reason for the trade breaks, not when the price wiggles.