Politics

Each market asks a question and lists an outcome for each answer. A contract on an outcome pays $1 if it happens and $0 if it does not, so a price of 30¢ means traders give it about a 30% chance.

Elections, world leaders, conflicts, trade and policy. Most markets ask whether something happens before a set date.

Each market names its deadline and resolution source in its rules, usually official government information with credible reporting as a fallback.

Yes. You can sell your contracts at the current price at any time before the market closes. Holding to the end pays $1 per contract if your outcome wins.

Traders do. Prices come from supply and demand on an on-chain order book and automated liquidity, not from Limitless. The odds on each market are the current price of each outcome.

Yes. Resolved markets stay published with their final result, so you can open any past politics market and check its outcome.