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Trading terminal3.0Editorial

Compare prices and visible book sizes while keeping Polymarket, Kalshi and Polymarket US distinct.

  • Access Web
ParlayIt market selection grid
Platform3.0Editorial

Combine 2–5 outcomes from ParlayIt's own markets into a tradable quoted position with explicit settlement rules.

  • Access Web
Pigeon agent tools for trading, wallet actions and market research
Platform3.0Editorial

Research in chat, coordinate supported wallet actions and inspect custom scripts or scheduled tasks before activation.

  • Access Web · Telegram · API · MCP
PizzINT introduction explaining the public activity data monitored
Research tool3.0Editorial

Compare restaurant activity near the Pentagon with past patterns, OSINT reports and market context.

  • Access Web
pmxt-mcp configuration with hosted and local modes
SDK3.0Editorial

An MCP bridge to PMXT data and supported account methods, using your chosen hosted or local backend.

  • Access MCP
Poly SDK features, installation and services
SDK3.0Editorial

Combine data clients, wallet tracking and strategy examples in a third-party TypeScript toolkit.

  • Language TypeScript

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