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Jacob Friedman's avatar

We encourage users to understand how prices are determined on Polymarket. Prices are set by automated market making algorithms, and not by humans. To maximize returns, we recommend looking at the odds of a market against the actual likelihood of an event occurring, selecting “thin liquidity” a less desirable option where possible, entering the market at times of high volatility (i.e. wide spreads), and taking some of the profit as the price corrects over time, repeating this process with a small and consistent position size. http://midasai.trade

Igor Krstulovic's avatar

so, more earnings come from 'daily Rewards' or from the difference from 'buying low, selling higher'? Every price move is bad for market maker?

Debarshi Ghosh's avatar

Really interesting look at the under-the-hood dynamics of liquidity provision. The focus on systematically matching risk with rewards - and identifying where those calibrations are mispriced - mirrors a core challenge in trade credit and working capital management. While the assets differ, the need for clear visibility and efficient systems is universal. TCLM focuses on bringing that kind of operational clarity to B2B financial workflows. Might be a complementary perspective.

(It’s free)- https://tradecredit.substack.com/