Politics markets let you trade on elections and public decisions. Each price is the crowd’s current forecast of an outcome, set by traders who put money behind their view.
Prediction markets combine what many people know into one number. People with better information have a reason to trade on it, so prices tend to move toward accurate probabilities over time.
Political markets resolve from the source named in their rules, using Worm AI or the source market’s result. You can sell your position at the current price while the market is open.
Each market has Yes and No shares priced between 0 and 1 USDC. The Yes price is the market’s estimated chance that the event happens. A Yes price of 0.70 means traders see about a 70% probability.
Each market’s rules name its source. Markets resolve from that source, using Worm AI, price feeds or the source market’s result.
Yes. While a market is open, you can sell your shares at the current market price. Your profit or loss is set by the price you sell at.
Only curated leveraged markets, listed in the Leverage tab, support leverage. There, Worm adds capital to your stake, so gains and losses both scale up. A leveraged position can be liquidated if the price moves against you.