# markets

The center panel. A live table of Polymarket prediction markets with real-time data.

## What You See

Each row in the table shows:

| Column     | Description                                                    |
| ---------- | -------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Market** | Question text (e.g., "Will Bitcoin hit $100K by March?")       |
| **YES%**   | Current YES price as a percentage (market-implied probability) |
| **24h**    | Price change in the last 24 hours                              |
| **Volume** | Total trading volume in USD                                    |
| **Sector** | Auto-classified sector badge                                   |

## Sorting

Click any column header to sort. Click again to reverse. Default sort is by volume (most liquid markets first).

Sort strategies:

* **Volume**: Find the most active markets
* **24h Change**: Find markets that are moving now
* **YES%**: Find markets at extreme odds (potential bias zones)

## Filtering

Use the search bar to filter markets by keyword. The filter applies to the market question text.

Sector badges provide visual grouping. Markets are auto-classified into one of 8 sectors based on keyword matching.

## Live Ticker

A scrolling ticker runs across the top of the terminal showing high-activity markets and notable price movements.

## Selecting a Market

Click any row to load that market across all panels. The selected row is highlighted. All other panels (Depth, Intel, Analysis, Flow) update to show data for the selected market.

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### Data Source

Markets are fetched from the Polymarket Gamma API. The table shows active, non-closed markets sorted by 24-hour volume. Extreme odds markets (>97% or <3%) are filtered out to focus on actionable opportunities.
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