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You don’t need to learn a trading interface to use Kash. The market creation flow drafts a full market from a one-line prompt, tweet trading parses the text of your tweets, and the in-app Ask Kash assistant answers questions as you go.
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Create Markets from a Prompt

The webapp’s market creation flow is a conversation, not a form. You describe your prediction in plain English — “Will BTC hit $100k today?” — and the assistant drafts the rest with sensible defaults.
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Describe your prediction

Type (or dictate — voice input is supported) what you want the market to be about. The assistant drafts the title, description, duration, resolution rules, category, and outcomes for you.
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Refine by chatting

Keep talking to change anything: “Change the deadline to Friday”, “Change the outcomes to…”, “Update the resolution sources”. The preview updates as you go. You can pick between binary (yes/no) and multi-option markets with 2–8 outcomes, attach reference links, live data feeds, and a cover image.
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Review and publish

When the summary looks right, say “create” or hit publish. Markets go through review before going live, and the creation fee (currently 20 USDC) is only charged once your market is approved and published.
Market creation is rolling out gradually — it’s currently available to approved accounts, with access expanding over time so that anyone will be able to submit a market. See Creating Opportunities for the full flow.

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Trade by Tweeting

With the opt-in trading bot connected (Settings → Trading bot in the webapp), Kash parses the text of your tweets to place trades — reply to a market tweet with your side and amount, and the trade executes from your smart account. If you create a market, the bot can also broadcast it from your own X handle so your followers can trade it by replying. More detail in Trading Options.
There are no conversational DM commands. Kash does not process direct messages for trading, balance checks, withdrawals, or market creation — natural-language interaction happens in the webapp creation flow and via public tweets with the opt-in bot.

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Ask Kash: The In-App Assistant

The webapp includes Ask Kash, an assistant for getting help — not for trading. Use it for:
  • How-to questions — how markets, fees, claims, and features work
  • Tutorials — replay the onboarding walkthrough at any time
  • Feedback — report bugs or send ideas to the team
  • Settings help — like switching your language
  • Market ideas — brainstorm what to create or trade
The pattern across all three surfaces is the same: you say what you mean, and Kash handles the structured details — market parameters, trade execution, or the right help article — behind the scenes.

Create a Market

From prompt to published market

Trading Options

All the ways to trade