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Compare the price
of waiting.
Find high-price outcomes and calculate the potential return for your entry size. Assess the event yourself; use recorded liquidity, fees and buying activity to compare the trade.
- Signal
- Gross / net carry · quote depth · publication replay
- Venues
- Polymarket · Predict.fun
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Returns assume a winning outcome, not expected profit. Scheduled end is not the payout date.
What each column means
- Market
- The question, the outcome this row would buy, the venue, and the collateral it settles in.
- Entry price
- Average price per share your budget pays after walking the recorded asks. A share pays 1 if the outcome wins, so the price is also what the market prices that outcome at, and the rest is the other side.
- Net if win
- Return on what you spent, after verified entry fees, if the outcome wins. Unknown when the fee could not be verified.
- Budget filled
- How much of your budget the recorded asks could absorb. Less than your budget means the book ran out before the money did.
- Available depth
- Total collateral those recorded asks could absorb across all their price levels, at returns worse than the one shown. It is not the size of the market, and not guaranteed execution.
- Ends in
- Time until the scheduled end of the event. Not a guaranteed payout time.
- Data age
- How long ago the quote behind this row was observed.
How these numbers are calculated
Conditional returns assume the selected outcome wins and pays 1 per share. Net is an estimate after entry fees; external costs are excluded, and unverified fees leave the net figure blank. This screen does not assess the chance of winning.
Inputs refresh every five minutes. Coverage is a limited sample of recently observed high-price outcomes, not the entire market.
| Market | Entry price | Budget filledcollateral | Data age | Evidence |
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What a carry
number leaves out.
- 01A scheduled end is not a payout date
Scheduled end dates are not guaranteed payout dates. Losing outcomes may lose the entire position; cancellations or split resolutions may pay less than 1.
- 02The return is the trade, not the yield
Collateral yield and rewards are not included. What is shown is the conditional return on the entry size you set, against recorded liquidity and fees at the time of publication.
- 03Reading it from code
The same comparison is an endpoint, with JavaScript and Python examples in the API documentation.
The website and the API read the same published records.API documentation
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