Strategy Marketplace & Library

The Strategy Marketplace turns Predite into a two-way bot ecosystem. Instead of building every automated strategy from scratch, you can fork a configuration that someone else has already tuned, publish your own bot for the community to use, and study an official, Predite-maintained library of templates with live backtested stats. This page covers all of it: the community Marketplace (/dashboard/marketplace), the official Strategy Library (/dashboard/strategies-library), how publishing and forking actually work under the hood, the likes/forks reputation system, and the plan gating you need to know before you click anything.

Two Surfaces, One Goal

Predite ships two distinct strategy hubs, and it's worth understanding the difference up front because they look similar but behave differently.

Both surfaces require the Pro plan ($59/mo) or higher just to browse. Forking a strategy into a working bot requires the Bot plan ($99/mo), because a fork creates a real, executable bot in your account — and bots are a Bot-tier feature. More on that below.

The Community Marketplace

Browsing and sorting

Open Dashboard → Tools → Strategy Marketplace — it is a card on the Tools hub, not a sidebar entry. You'll see a grid of published strategies, each shown as a card with:

Use the two sort tabs at the top:

1. 🔥 Popular — ranks by total likes. This is the default and the best starting point.
2. 🆕 Recent — ranks by publish date, newest first. Good for spotting fresh ideas before they accumulate likes.

Sorting is all the grid offers: Popular or Recent. There is no tag or template filter in the interface — the API accepts ?tag= and ?template=, but nothing on the page exposes them, so narrowing to "only arbitrage strategies" means reading the template badges yourself.

Reading reported stats critically

The trades / win rate / P&L numbers on a community card are self-reported by the author at publish time. Treat them as a starting hypothesis, not proof. A strategy showing "62% win rate, +$1,400 over 30d" might be real, cherry-picked, or measured during an unusually favorable market window. Two habits protect you:

Likes and forks: the reputation layer

Reputation on the Marketplace is intentionally simple and trader-honest:

When you publish, these counters become your public track record. A strategy that accumulates forks is the closest thing Predite has to a community endorsement.

Forking a Strategy

Forking is the core action of the Marketplace. A fork creates a brand-new, independent bot in your own account with the same configuration as the source strategy — it is *not* a live link. The original author can later change or delete their published strategy and your forked bot is completely unaffected.

Requirements

How to fork — step by step

1. On the Marketplace, find a strategy you want and click the ⑂ Fork button on its card.
2. Predite creates a new bot in your account named `<Strategy Name> (fork)`.
3. The bot is created paused by default. This is deliberate — nothing trades until you explicitly review and start it.
4. The bot's platform defaults to Polymarket. You can switch it to Kalshi (or adjust anything else) afterward in the bot editor.
5. The source strategy's fork counter increments, and you'll see a success toast pointing you to Dashboard → Bots to edit the new bot.

What gets copied — and what doesn't

What carries over:

What does not carry over:

After forking: the safe path to live

Because a fork starts paused, you control the entire ramp-up:

1. Open the bot in Dashboard → Bots and review every parameter. A config that suited the author's bankroll may be too aggressive (or too timid) for yours — pay special attention to max_size_usd.
2. Run a backtest to see how the strategy performed on recent history. See Backtesting.
3. Switch the bot to paper mode and let it run on virtual capital for a meaningful sample — aim for 30+ closed trades. See Paper Trading.
4. Only then enable live execution, which itself requires the Bot plan and a connected wallet. See Live Trading and Connecting Your Wallet.

Publishing Your Own Strategy

Sharing a bot you've built is how you earn reputation — and help the community. Publishing happens from the Bots page, not the Marketplace.

How to publish — step by step

1. Go to Dashboard → Bots and find the bot you want to share.
2. Click the 🏪 Publicar / Publish button on that bot's card. A publish modal opens.
3. Fill in the public-facing details. These are separate from your private bot: - Name — defaults to your bot's name, but you can give the public version a clearer title. - Description — explain what the strategy does, when it works best, and known risks. This is the single biggest factor in whether people fork you. - Tags — up to 10, for discoverability (e.g. arbitrage, low-variance, news).
4. Submit. Predite creates a Marketplace entry via the strategies API with visibility = published, so it appears in the public Marketplace immediately.

What publishing shares — and what it protects

Publishing copies only the strategy's template and configuration. It deliberately does not expose:

In other words, a published strategy is a recipe, not a window into your account. People who fork it get the recipe and cook with their own ingredients.

Visibility options

Strategies support three visibility states:

Changing a strategy's name, description, tags or visibility after publishing — or deleting it — is not possible from the interface yet. The PATCH and DELETE endpoints exist, but no screen calls them: the app only publishes, likes and forks. If you need a published strategy changed, publish a corrected version. (When editing does arrive, it will not affect bots others have already forked — a fork is a copy, not a link.)

Publishing tips

The Official Strategy Library

The Strategy Library (/dashboard/strategies-library, Pro plan) is Predite's curated catalog. Unlike community entries, these are maintained by Predite and come with structured documentation and a live backtest.

What each entry includes

Every Library strategy is an expandable card showing:

The five current entries are EV Follower (signal-driven auto-buys on edge), ARB Hunter (cross-platform Polymarket↔Kalshi arbitrage), Whale Copier (mirrors verified top wallets), Mean Reversion (fades unexplained extreme moves), and News Reactor (trades breaking headlines via AI Market Match).

Running a live 30-day backtest

The Library's standout feature is Preview Backtest 30d:

1. Expand any strategy card.
2. Click Preview Backtest 30d. Predite runs the strategy's config through the backtest engine against the last 30 days of real market history.
3. You get back trades, win rate, P&L, and max drawdown for that window.

This is the honest counterpart to the community Marketplace's self-reported numbers: the same engine, the same recent data, every time. Note that expected win rate and Sharpe are 2-year estimates — the live 30-day backtest reflects only the current regime and will swing with volatility. Read both together.

From Library to bot

Click Use this strategy → on any Library entry to jump to the bot builder with that template pre-selected (/dashboard/bots?template=<id>). From there it's the same safe ramp: configure, backtest, paper trade, then go live. The Library is the recommended on-ramp for new bot builders because the configs are sane defaults and the backtest gives you immediate, trustworthy feedback. For a deeper look at each engine's parameters, see Bot Strategies.

Plan Gating Summary

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