nansen-prediction-markets
Polymarket screeners — discover trending events, top markets by volume, and search for specific markets. Use when browsing what's happening on prediction markets.
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# Prediction Market Screeners All commands: `nansen research prediction-market <sub> [options]` (alias: `nansen research pm <sub>`) No `--chain` flag needed — Polymarket runs on Polygon. ```bash # Top events (groups of related markets) nansen research pm event-screener --sort-by volume_24hr --limit 20 # → event_title, market_count, total_volume, total_volume_24hr, total_liquidity, total_open_interest, tags # Top markets by 24h volume nansen research pm market-screener --sort-by volume_24hr --limit 20 # → market_id, question, best_bid, best_ask, volume_24hr, liquidity, open_interest, unique_traders_24h # Search for specific markets nansen research pm market-screener --query "bitcoin" --limit 10 # Find resolved/closed markets nansen research pm market-screener --status closed --limit 10 # Browse categories nansen research pm categories --pretty # → category, active_markets, total_volume_24hr, total_open_interest ``` Sort options: `volume_24hr`, `volume`, `volume_1wk`, `volume_1mo`, `liquidity`, `open_interest`, `unique_traders_24h`, `age_hours` Screeners return active/open markets by default. Use `--status closed` for resolved markets.
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