Pulse Overview

A live three-lane feed — new markets on the left, active markets in the middle, closing markets on the right.

Pulse is the running heartbeat of Predictions. Three side-by-side lanes show markets at each stage of their life cycle: New Prediction (just opened), Active Prediction (live and trading), Closing Soon (minutes from resolution). New rows slide in at the top of each lane; old ones fall off as they age out.

Use Pulse when you want to watch the market without scrolling a table — it surfaces what is moving, not what exists.

Watch a lane, not a row

Pick one lane and let it scroll. New for early entry, Active for confirmed flow, Closing for short-window catch-ups before resolution.

The three lanes

New Prediction

Markets that just opened — seconds to a few minutes old.

Active Prediction

Markets with live order-book activity — most volume sits here.

Closing Soon

Markets minutes from settlement — last call for entry.

ANATOMY OF A LANE

Each lane shows the same per-row layout:

• Market name with category badge.

• Window — short-window ("5M") or long-window ("1d", "24h").

• Implied odds — current Yes/No or Up/Down split (e.g. "51% / 49%").

• Volume — total traded so far on this market.

• Direction buttons — Up / Down or Yes / No at your Quick Buy preset.

Each lane has its own filter pill at the top so you can constrain that lane independently — e.g. New filtered to Crypto, Closing filtered to Elections.

READING ACROSS LANES

The same market can pass through all three lanes over its lifetime:

1. New Prediction — just spawned. Volume is $0 or near it. Spread is wide. Implied probability is whatever the first orders set.

2. Active Prediction — orders are filling. Volume grows. Implied probability stabilises toward consensus.

3. Closing Soon — last few minutes. Spreads tighten or widen depending on demand. Late entries are riskier — see Execution Risks.

Watching a single market move across lanes tells you whether the market is gaining traction or fading.

FROM PULSE INTO TRADING

A click on any Pulse row opens the market page. The Up/Down quick-buy on the Pulse row uses the same defaults as Research — your Speed preset and amount preset apply everywhere.

See From Signal to Trade for the recommended workflow.

More to Explore

Reading the Three Lanes

Detailed field guide to each lane.

From Signal to Trade

How to act on a Pulse signal safely.

Research

Browse the full market list with tables and filters.

Trading

Open a market page to see chart, order book, outcomes.

Speed Presets

What Slow / Fast / Turbo change at execution.

Execution Risks

Liquidity gaps, resolution delays, late-entry hazards.

Pulse is for discovery — it shows you markets, not advice. Treat the lanes as a live filter; the trade decision still belongs to you.

FAQs

How often does Pulse update?

Live. Rows slide in and out as markets are created, traded, and approach closing.

Why do I see the same market in two lanes?

A market can briefly straddle a lane boundary — for example, just opened (still in New) but already trading (Active). The lanes use timing rules, not exclusivity.

Can I act on a Pulse row without opening the market page?

Yes — Up/Down buttons on each Pulse row execute at your defaults. To check the chart, order book, or outcomes before trading, click the row to open the market page.

Are Pulse and Research filtered together?

Category pills are shared — picking Politics on Research keeps Politics on Pulse. Per-lane filters within Pulse are local to that lane.

What's the difference between Pulse and Trends?

Trends is sorted by total volume — biggest markets all the time. Pulse is sorted by life-cycle stage — what is new, what is live, what is closing right now.