PolyMarket Trend Scout
Find hidden narratives via betting interest
Description
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nene@YouMind
Why we love this skill
It precisely captures market 'contrarian' signals from the noise of PolyMarket, providing exclusive topic ideas for content creators, avoiding mainstream trends, and truly discovering unreported truths.
Through PolyMarket's public Gamma API, data is pulled in real time. Using one of three modes—'Contrarian Signals', 'Interest Targeting', or 'Comprehensive Scan'—it generates a Bloomberg Terminal-style daily intelligence webpage in Chinese. Default mode = Contrarian Signals: captures events with drastic odds shifts, opposite to media narratives, or broken consensus, for Chinese content creators.
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PolyMarket Trend Scout
Find hidden narratives via betting interest
Description
Recommended by
nene@YouMind
Why we love this skill
It precisely captures market 'contrarian' signals from the noise of PolyMarket, providing exclusive topic ideas for content creators, avoiding mainstream trends, and truly discovering unreported truths.
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