Start with one category
Pick a category you understand before adding broad market coverage or automation.
A practical path from first workspace to reviewed opportunities.
Understand how a serious Polymarket workspace is set up before source matching, approvals, risk review, and automation paths scale.
A simpler path for first-time operators.
Start with a small, inspectable workflow before enabling deeper source coverage, approval alerts, team seats, or order planning.
Add one trusted source
Use an official RSS feed, web page, Telegram channel, or X source as the first evidence input.
Capture the first trigger
Review the matched market, trigger price, current price, confidence, edge, and risk note before scaling.
Keep execution in review
Use paper or approval mode first; live transmission stays locked behind policy gates.
Six steps that make the workspace useful.
The goal is not to rush a trade. It is to establish source context, category preferences, risk controls, approval habits, and attribution.
Create workspace
Choose the plan that matches source depth, opportunity volume, alert paths, automation posture, and team size.
Connect public context
Add a public wallet, source presets, RSS/web links, Telegram, X, Slack, or webhook paths as your plan allows.
Set market preferences
Include, exclude, or prioritize categories so the radar searches the markets that matter to you.
Set investment policy
Define manual, approval, auto, or paper mode with per-bet, daily, weekly, source, category, confidence, and free-capital limits.
Run the first opportunity
Capture a source trigger, review matched markets, compare trigger and current price, and approve, reject, or watch.
Review and iterate
Use actual PnL, shadow PnL, missed opportunities, source performance, and journal history to improve the routine.
GUIDED SETUP
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