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# What is the predict terminal

### Why this exists

Prediction markets are a separate asset class — bets on the outcome of real events with a transparent probability price. Politics, sports, crypto, world events. The price of a share = the probability of an outcome: YES at 30 cents means the market values the event at 30%.

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Prediction markets already run on billion-dollar volumes, but the interfaces are fragmented — you need a separate account for trading, a separate service for analytics, separate tools for risk management. And a significant share of the infrastructure isn't directly accessible from the CIS region.

**The predict terminal on bread.hot** is a single interface for trading prediction markets: opening positions, limits, stops, portfolio, analytics. One UI, one wallet.

### What's inside the terminal

* **Market list** — filtered by category, liquidity, volume
* **Market page** — order book, probability chart, recent trades, resolution metadata
* **Trade modal** — opening a YES / NO position with size, order type, and slippage settings
* **Limits and stops** — entry and exit price management
* **Portfolio** — active positions, history, PnL, resolution status

### Who it fits

* People trading prediction markets who want faster entries / exits
* People accessing markets from the CIS region who need stable access
* People building a portfolio of prediction positions and needing risk tools (stops, take-profits)
* People who want everything in one wallet alongside memecoin positions from the launchpad

### What the terminal does not do

* It does not auto-trade for the user — every decision is made by the trader
* It does not give investment advice or publish signals
* It does not guarantee profit — prediction markets carry the same risk as any trading
* It does not control market resolution — resolution happens on the source side (details — in [Available markets](/bread/predict-terminal/available-markets.md))

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