Market Detail Page
Deep-dive a single market: price history, depth, AI take
Every Polymarket market gets its own page at /dashboard/market/[id]: price history, order-book depth, related news and an order ticket, on one screen. Kalshi markets do not have a detail page yet — a Kalshi signal shows a disabled "Kalshi soon" chip instead of a trade button.
The header
Across the top: a category badge, the market question exactly as the exchange words it, and three figures — Vol (total volume), Liq (liquidity) and Ends (close date). Next to them, two badges with the current YES and NO prices in cents.
Predite covers binary markets only, so there is no outcome selector: a multi-outcome event appears as separate YES/NO markets, each with its own page.
Two things the header deliberately does not have, and it is better to know now than to look for them:
- •No resolution criteria. The rules text and the resolution source are not pulled from the exchange. Before you size a position on wording, open the market on Polymarket and read the criteria there — that is the document that settles the trade, not this page.
- •No link back to the exchange. You will need to look the question up yourself.
The three tabs
Price Chart — how the market has been priced over time, so you can see whether today's number is a break or a return to the range.
Order Book — the resting bids and asks, with the mid price and the spread. This is where you find out whether the quoted price is real: a tight book with size on both sides prices your trade, a wide one prices your impatience.
News — headlines matched to the market, each tagged positive, negative or neutral by a keyword pass over the title. Treat the tag as a hint about tone, not as a verdict about direction: a headline that is bad for one side of a contract is good for the other, and a keyword classifier cannot tell which side you are on.
The order ticket
The ⚡ Trade button opens the order ticket. There is no Paper/Live switch here: everything you submit from this page goes down the live path, and Predite only records it as paper when live trading is switched off platform-wide. To practise without risking funds, use the Paper Trading page, which is a separate simulator.
In the ticket you pick a side, enter a size, and review the liquidity line — the current mid price and the bid/ask spread, with a warning when the spread is wider than 5%. It does not simulate your fill across the book, so the number you see is the top-line quote and not what a large order would average. For that, run the size through the Slippage Simulator first.
Then click Send order. That submits a real order, not a simulation. If something is missing — no Bot plan, no connected wallet, no live access — the button routes you to whatever is blocking you instead of failing silently.
What this page is not
It does not list related markets, the same event on the other venue, or other outcomes in the same group. To compare across venues use Arbitrage; to line up correlated markets use the EV Scanner.
Plan requirement
Reading the page is open on every plan. Placing a real order requires the Bot plan plus a connected wallet — see Live Trading.