Markets

Markets is the terminal’s front page and the only section you can use signed out. Everything Polymarket lists is here, as a grid of cards.

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Category chips

The row along the top is the category filter. All is everything; Crypto is a board of its own, described below; the rest come from Polymarket’s own tags. The row scrolls sideways when it does not fit. Point at it and use your scroll wheel, click the arrows that appear at either edge, or swipe it on a touchscreen — dragging it with a mouse does nothing. Picking a category replaces the current one; there is no multi-select.

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Sorts

The dropdown to the right of the chips orders the grid four ways: The sort disappears in Crypto mode, which has an order of its own.

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What a card shows

The event image and title, then the Yes price of up to four markets inside it. An event with more than four says how many more there are; an event with only one shows that market’s price against the label “Yes”. Total volume sits along the bottom. The star in the top right adds the event to your Watchlist. It only appears when you are signed in.

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Infinite scroll

The grid loads twenty-four events at a time and fetches the next page as you approach the bottom — there are no page numbers. When nothing matches you get “No markets found”, quoting your search term back at you when you had one, rather than an empty grid.

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Crypto mode

The Crypto chip switches to a purpose-built board for Polymarket’s rolling “Up or Down” markets, grouped by how long each window runs:

• 5 minute — the fastest rolling markets
• 15 minute — short-term direction
• 1 hour — hourly direction
• 1 day — daily direction

Each section shows one card per asset that has a market at that window: Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, XRP and Dogecoin. Not every asset runs at every window, so the sections are different lengths. A card carries the live Chainlink price for that asset, the window it covers, a countdown, and the current Up and Down prices. It is badged LIVE while its window is running and NEXT when the window has not started yet — and when the current window ends, the card moves on to the following one by itself. You never have to reload to keep up. Clicking any card opens the market page, which has its own crypto layout: the price to beat, the current price, and the live Chainlink chart for the window.

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