Learn to earn from what you already understand about the world
There are markets where people put money behind their view of future events. Whoever turns out to be right takes the winnings. You don't need to be a trader: you need to understand what will happen and what won't. We'll show you from scratch, in one evening.
A teaching example. The questions and prices are illustrative and show only how the maths works — this is not a forecast and not an expected return. Your real result depends on your decisions and can be negative.
There's nothing here you can dress up
On most markets you only see what a participant chose to show you. Here it's the opposite: every participant's trade history is public and complete. Not a screenshot of a profit — the whole list, what they bought, at what price, how it ended, losses included.
Don't take our word for it — it's all out in the open
Here are two real profiles from the platform — open either one and see for yourself:
Go and look before you leave us your email. Look at real numbers from real people — that's more honest than any testimonial on a landing page, including ours.
These are public platform profiles. The people shown are not connected to this project, are not our students, and have not consented to being mentioned — we are simply linking to open data. Their results are not typical, were achieved on large volumes over a long period, and are not a benchmark for a beginner. Figures are as of 30 July 2026 and change daily.
Links to the platform are affiliate links: if you register through them, this project receives a commission from the platform. It changes nothing for you — your terms and prices are the same. We're saying it plainly so you understand our interest.
Ninety seconds and it all makes sense
We open the platform, find a question, explain out loud why the price looks wrong, and place the trade. One take, no editing. If you still have questions after this video, we explained it badly.
I want that too →Recorded and hosted by us — no third-party player, no video-platform tracking.
Three steps and you understand the whole market
"Will rates be cut?", "Who wins the election?", "Will this team win?" — questions with exactly two possible answers.
A YES share costs 62 cents, which means the market puts the odds at 62%. The less agreement there is, the cheaper the share.
You paid 62 cents, the event happened, you receive a dollar. Wrong, and you lost only those 62 cents, nothing more.
It is impossible to lose more than the price of the share. There's no leverage here, no liquidation, and no debt to the platform.
More: what else is worth knowing about the mechanics
You don't have to wait for the outcome. You bought a share at 40 cents, the event became more likely, the share rose to 75 — you can sell immediately and take the difference without waiting for the resolution.
The two sides always add up to a dollar. If YES costs 62 cents, NO costs 38. Occasionally, in busy moments, the sum drifts apart — people earn from that too, and it's a strategy of its own.
Settlement is automatic. Once the event has happened, the platform credits the winnings itself. Nobody approves anything by hand.
There are fees. Small, but noticeable if you trade often in small size. In the course we work out at what trade size the fees eat the profit.
In a casino the odds are always against you. Here they aren't
A roulette wheel is built so the house wins over any distance — that's in the rules. On a prediction market you're not playing against the house, you're playing against the opinion of other people. And people are wrong: they react to news late, they overprice the loud and underprice the boring.
If you understand a subject better than the average participant, the edge is on your side. That's why this market has people who stay consistently positive across hundreds of trades, and casinos don't.
More: the three strategies we cover
Following the strong players. The platform publishes the open trade history of every participant. Some of them are consistently positive across hundreds of trades. We learn to select them by objective metrics and to read the logic behind their decisions.
Your knowledge of a subject. If you follow politics, sport or the economy, you'll regularly see questions where the price doesn't match reality. We learn to turn that understanding into a number and compare it with the market price.
Price gaps. The two sides of one question should add up to exactly a dollar. In busy moments the sum drifts apart — and you can earn from that without predicting the outcome at all. Technical risks remain, and we cover how to limit them.
If it works, why is it free?
We trade these markets ourselves and we build tools for them. Later we'll offer those tools on a subscription — we're saying so now so you're not looking for the catch.
A tool is useless to someone who doesn't understand the market: they lose money, blame the tool and leave. It's cheaper for us to teach first.
We don't take funds under management, we don't sell signals, and we don't promise returns. The knowledge stays with you either way — whether you buy anything later or not.
All free, and it opens immediately
More: what's in each lesson
The mechanics, why the price equals the probability, and how this differs from betting and from an exchange.
Each strategy on real examples. An honest account of the strengths and weaknesses of each.
How to get access, how to deposit and withdraw, what fees exist and where beginners go wrong.
Position size, loss limits, the journal. The three reasons people lose their first money.
How to run your strategy on live markets in practice mode, and when to move on.
You can lose money here. Really
We won't tell you this is easy income. Most beginners on any market lose their first stake — almost always for the same reasons. The whole course is built around making sure you don't repeat them: practice without money first, then position sizing rules, and only then real amounts.
No method guarantees a profit. Only use money whose loss would not change your life.
More: who is responsible for what
We are responsible for this: that the course materials do what they claim — explain the mechanics of the market, cover the strategies, and set out a method for managing risk.
You are responsible for everything else: the decision to participate in prediction markets, the choice of strategy, the size of every trade, the amounts you deposit, compliance with the laws of your country and the rules of the platform, your tax obligations — and the financial outcome, whatever it turns out to be.
We are not liable for your losses, lost profits, the actions or failures of any trading platform, or any other consequence of your decisions. Everything you do on the market, you do at your own risk.
We do not provide individual investment advice and we do not provide financial services. No course material constitutes an instruction to place any specific trade.
Who's behind this
[Name], [role]. [One or two sentences: how long you've been in this, what you did before, how you came to prediction markets and why you decided to teach it.]
We're not a trading school and not an info-product business. We trade these markets ourselves and write tools for them ourselves. The course exists because we got tired of explaining the same things in private messages.
We answer in the channel personally, not through assistants.
What people usually ask
Isn't this just gambling?
The difference is where the edge comes from. In a casino the expected value is always against the player — that's built into the rules. On a prediction market you're trading against the opinion of other participants, and if you understand a subject better than the average participant, the edge is on your side. That's why this market has people with consistently positive results across hundreds of trades, and casinos don't. The risk of losing money is real, and we're not hiding it.
How much money do I need to start?
None. The course is free, and practice mode requires no money at all: you make decisions and record them without spending anything. For your first real trades $50–100 is enough, and increasing that only makes sense after several weeks of your own positive statistics.
I know nothing about crypto or exchanges
You don't need to. The first two lessons are about how the market works and contain no technical terms at all. There's one technical lesson, it's step by step with a checklist, and you do it once.
How long does the course take?
One evening. We deliberately don't stretch the material: five modules are enough to understand the market fully and get started. After that it's practice at your own pace.
How legal is this?
Prediction markets operate legally in most jurisdictions and are gradually moving into regulated territory. But platforms maintain lists of restricted countries, and those lists change — check the current status of your country; there's a separate lesson on this in the course. We provide educational materials, not financial services.
Are you responsible for my results?
No. We provide knowledge and method — the decisions are yours, and so are all the financial consequences of those decisions. We don't manage your funds, we don't give individual advice, and we guarantee no outcome. That's a position, not a legal formality: anyone in this field who promises to be responsible for your profit is misleading you.
How much will I earn?
We don't know, and neither does anyone else. Anyone quoting you a specific return figure is either mistaken or misleading you. What we give you is an understanding of the market, three working strategies, a method for managing risk, and a practice mode — so you can judge your own result before risking money.
What happens after the free course? Will you sell me something?
Yes, and we're saying so in advance. Later we'll offer access to our tools for this market. It's entirely voluntary: the knowledge and skill from the course stay with you regardless.
One evening — and you understand a market you'd never heard of yesterday
Starting costs nothing: no money, no card, no risk. Just open the first lesson and see whether this is for you.
Participating in prediction markets involves the risk of losing the funds you commit. This project provides educational materials and is not responsible for your financial decisions or their consequences. Only use funds you can afford to lose.