Market creation is rolling out gradually — it’s currently available to approved accounts, with access expanding so that anyone will be able to submit a market. You submit it through the create form, it goes through review, and the creation fee is charged once your market is approved and goes live.
How it works
1
Open the create form
Click Create Market in the sidebar at app.kash.bot.
2
Define your market
- Title — the question the market answers
- Outcomes — 2 to 8 possible answers
- Resolve time — when the outcome will be known
- Rules and sources — what counts as each outcome, and where the result will be verified
3
Review
Your submission goes to Kash for review — checking that the question is clear, the outcome is verifiable from the stated sources, and the content is allowed.
4
Approval and fee
Once approved, a one-time creation fee is charged from your balance. It seeds the market’s initial liquidity and keeps submissions serious.
5
Live
The market is deployed on-chain and appears on app.kash.bot for everyone to trade.
What makes a good market
Essentials
Essentials
- A precise question — “Will BTC close above $150,000 on March 1?” beats “Will Bitcoin moon?”
- Mutually exclusive outcomes — exactly one should be able to win
- A verifiable result — resolvable from public, reliable sources
- A sensible resolve time — soon enough to stay interesting, late enough that the answer is knowable
What gets approved
What gets approved
Markets on public events with objective outcomes: sports results, elections, economic data, product launches, awards, crypto milestones. Timely questions tied to things people are already talking about attract the most volume.
What gets rejected
What gets rejected
- Predictions involving death, harm, or violence
- Private individuals or personal information
- Outcomes the creator or traders could manipulate
- Illegal content or markets involving minors
- Ambiguous questions that can’t be objectively resolved
Creating markets for a community
Organizations and partners can create and curate markets for their own audiences — with branded pages, embeds, and revenue share on trades in markets they create. If you run a community, see Market creation for organizations.Finding Markets
Discover markets to trade on
Making Predictions
Learn how to place predictions