What is Prophed?
A prompt is a draft, not an order. Prophed turns a trading idea into a structured configuration to inspect and validate, then applies position sizing, per-trade limits, daily loss, drawdown and kill-switch controls. Historical replay includes spread, fees, slippage and latency assumptions; paper mode exposes decisions and simulated PnL before a separate live-activation step.
The workspace also describes wallet discovery, follower simulation, news matching and comparison across Polymarket, Kalshi and Predict.fun. A follower can have independent sizing, delay and limits rather than inheriting the source wallet’s result. Compatible resolution conditions remain necessary for cross-venue comparisons. Visible prompt examples are possible strategies, not completed tests, and the captured public paper leaderboard had no filled-signal records.
Who it is for
- People converting a trading idea into a defined rule.
- Researchers testing copying with follower-specific assumptions.
- Builders investigating market selection across venues.
Features and coverage
- Inspectable strategy drafts
Translate a plain-language prompt into a structured configuration for review.
- Risk policies
Set sizing, per-trade limits, daily loss, drawdown and a kill switch.
- Historical replay
Include spread, fees, slippage and latency when assessing a past strategy.
- Paper trading stage
Inspect bot decisions and simulated PnL before live use.
- Wallet discovery
Compare realized PnL, activity, volume and sample size.
- Follower simulation
Replay copying with the follower’s own sizing and latency assumptions.
- News-to-market matching
Connect stories with potentially relevant contracts and examine direction, confidence and the matching explanation.
- Venue comparison
Compare compatible markets before deciding whether to route an action.
Workflows with Prophed
Build a rule
Describe market selection, trigger and exit, inspect the generated configuration and set capital and risk limits.
Test a copying strategy
Choose a source wallet, model follower delay and size, then inspect historical replay and paper results.
Audit a news signal
Read the original story and matching explanation before deciding that a contract is relevant.
Pricing and total cost
The public workspace offers sign-in and strategy creation, but the public page does not display a numerical subscription schedule.
Getting started
Before you start: Prompt examples do not establish completed strategy tests.
- Choose a starting strategy or write a prompt.
- Inspect the generated configuration.
- Set capital and risk limits.
- Run historical replay with explicit cost assumptions.
- Use paper mode and read the decision logs.
- Review live activation separately.
Visible prompt examples describe possible strategies, not completed tests.
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What to check
- Prompt examples do not establish completed strategy tests.
- The captured public paper leaderboard contained no filled-signal records.
- Cross-venue matching depends on compatible resolution conditions.
- Public descriptions do not establish that every venue and action is available to an anonymous visitor.
- Complete commercial terms are not clear from the public page.
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Does sending a chat message execute a trade?
The provider describes a separate configuration-validation and activation flow; a prompt alone is not the described execution step.
Can costs be included in a test?
Yes. Historical replay includes spread, fees, slippage and latency assumptions.
Can a follower use different limits?
Yes. The follower is described as an independently limited strategy with its own sizing and latency.


