Rain @Rain__Protocol

The infrastructure that allows you to launch your own custom prediction market apps. Built on @arbitrum, backed by @Enlivex DAT. linktr.ee/rain_protocol Prediction Markets Joined December 2024

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3 weeks ago

@openclaw Fun-sized lobster, full-sized shipping cadence.

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3 weeks ago

@MEXC this is your sign to build

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3 weeks ago

@moovexyz Agreed. The stack should get smarter so the builder doesn't have to.

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3 weeks ago

@BSCNews @arbitrum @chainspect_app @ethereum @Cardano 14,032 commits. "Powering the programmable economy" checks out.

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How do you build a market with more than two possible answers on Rain? Every market is a pool, and each possible answer inside it is a sub-pool that trades as its own Yes or No. Take "Who will win the league?" Every team gets its own sub-pool, with its own price and its own result. For builders, that means one structure for every market your platform runs, from a single yes/no to a full list of outcomes. One question, as many answers as it needs.

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3 weeks ago

How does a platform on Rain make money? Traders pay a 5% fee on every trade and the protocol splits that fee between the roles that make a market work: the liquidity providers who fund the pool, the creator who launches the market, and the resolver who settles the outcome. Run every role yourself, or share them with your users. Your platform, your call.

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4 weeks ago

@arbitrum make every asset programmable.

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4 weeks ago

@brian_armstrong We asked ourselves the exact same question. That's why you can use agents to launch prediction market platforms on our infrastructure🤝

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4 weeks ago

@arbitrum Great initiative from Arbitrum, backing the teams who choose to build here.

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4 weeks ago

@arbitrum This is a nice one. Ordered flow before the block closes shortens the gap between an event happening and a market pricing it.

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4 weeks ago

@CoinMarketCap Grass: still unpriced

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4 weeks ago

@arbitrum great work team

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a month ago

@CoinMarketCap building

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a month ago

@HyperliquidX $18B. Onchain.

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a month ago

@arbitrum a programmable economy.

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a month ago

@arbitrum @EntropyAdvisors @RobinhoodCrypto Assets first. Then everything else people are willing to price.

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a month ago

Every market has to answer one question: who's on the other side of your trade? Rain has two answers. The AMM is a pool that always quotes a price. You trade against it directly, and the price moves with every trade. No waiting for a counterparty, which matters most in new and niche markets where one might not exist yet. The order book is traders quoting each other. Set the exact price you'll buy or sell at, and your order sits onchain until someone takes it. Sharper pricing where there's real activity. Rain gives builders both. Quiet markets stay tradeable, busy markets stay tight, and your platform calls the same SDK either way.