How to Trade Polymarket on Axiom
Since June 2026 Axiom lets you trade Polymarket prediction markets from its own Predictions tab: sports, crypto, politics and current events, with one-click buy and sell buttons. Here is how the markets work and how to trade them.
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What a prediction market is
A prediction market lets you buy shares in an outcome: will a team win, will Bitcoin reach a price by a date. Each share pays $1 if the outcome happens and nothing if it doesn't, so its price is the market's guess at the odds. Polymarket is the largest of these markets, and Axiom shows its markets inside the terminal so you don't need a separate account to follow them.

Find a market

Open Predictions in the top bar. Tabs split the markets into Trending, All, Crypto, Sports and Politics, with your own Watchlist at the end and a search box on the right. Each row shows 24-hour volume, total volume, liquidity and when it ends. Liquidity matters more than it looks: in a thin market your own order moves the price.
Buy and sell shares

Open a market and pick the outcome. The panel works like Instant Trade on tokens: Buy Yes or No in set dollar amounts, such as $1, $3, $5 or $10, and Sell in 25%, 50%, 75% or 100% of what you hold. You don't have to wait for the result; shares can be sold at any time at whatever the market pays then. The order book and price history sit beside the panel, and the Whales filter shows the biggest traders.
Prediction rewards

Axiom pays USDC rewards on prediction trades, shown on a Prediction Rewards page under Rewards. It explains the scheme in three steps: trade shares, earn USDC automatically on every trade, and withdraw the rewards to your wallet whenever you like. The page shows what is available to claim, what you have earned in total and your trading volume. Promotions such as sign-up bonuses come and go, so check the page itself for what is running.
Before you bet
Prices near 95¢ look safe and still lose a dollar a share when the unlikely happens. Size prediction trades like any other risk, and read the market's resolution rules: the wording decides who wins. The Axiom prediction markets page goes into strategy and fees.
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