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Prophed

Draft prediction-market strategies in plain language, review their configuration and test costs, sizing and limits before activation.

Available on
Web

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What is Prophed?

Prophed combines a strategy builder, historical replay, paper bots, wallet research and news-to-market matching. A prompt becomes an inspectable strategy configuration; the documented workflow then validates it and applies explicit position, loss and drawdown limits. The public workspace exposes backtest assumptions and separates paper results from live activation.

Who it is for

  • Users converting a trading idea into a defined rule
  • Researchers testing copy strategies with follower assumptions
  • Builders exploring cross-venue market selection

Features and coverage

Available on
Web
Markets & venues
Polymarket, Kalshi, Predict.fun
  • Strategy drafting

    Translate a prompt into a structured configuration.

  • Policy controls

    Set sizing, per-trade limits, daily loss, drawdown and a kill switch.

  • Historical replay

    Include spread, fees, slippage and latency assumptions.

  • Paper stage

    Observe bot decisions and simulated PnL before live use.

  • Wallet discovery

    Compare realized PnL, activity, volume and sample size.

  • Follower simulation

    Replay copying with independent sizing and latency.

  • News matching

    Link stories to potentially relevant contracts and inspect direction and confidence.

  • Venue comparison

    Compare compatible markets before any routing decision.

Workflows with Prophed

Build a strategy

Describe market selection, trigger and exit, inspect the configuration and set limits.

Test copying

Choose a source wallet, model follower delay and size, then inspect replay and paper results.

Audit a news signal

Read the source and matching explanation before treating the contract as relevant.

Pricing and total cost

The public workspace offers sign-in and strategy creation; a numeric subscription schedule is not displayed on the public page.

Getting started

Before you start: Visible prompt examples describe possible strategies, not completed tests.

  1. Choose a starting strategy or write a prompt.
  2. Inspect the generated configuration.
  3. Set capital and risk limits.
  4. Run historical replay with explicit costs.
  5. Use paper mode and examine decision logs.
  6. Review the live-activation gate separately.

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What to check

  • Visible prompt examples describe possible strategies, not completed tests.
  • The public paper leaderboard had no filled-signal records in the captured view.
  • Cross-venue matching still depends on compatible resolution conditions.
  • Public descriptions do not establish that every venue/action is enabled for an anonymous visitor.

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Editorial rating
3.5/ 5
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Our take on Prophed

Structured rule review, paper stages and explicit cost assumptions provide a useful strategy-development path. Prompt examples and public paper screens are not completed tests, while full commercial terms remain unclear.

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Frequently asked questions about Prophed

Does a chat message itself execute a trade?

The provider describes a separate validated configuration and activation flow.

Can it test costs?

Yes, historical replay includes cost assumptions.

Can a follower have different limits?

Yes. It is described as an independently limited strategy.