vike-polymarket-marketslisted

# vike-polymarket-markets ## Command ```bash vike polymarket markets [--category C] [--limit N] [--json] ``` `C` is one of: `Crypto`, `Sports`, `Politics`, `Pop-Culture`, `Tech`, `all` (default). ## Examples ```bash vike polymarket markets --category Crypto --limit 10 vike polymarket markets --category Politics --limit 20 vike pm markets --json # `pm` alias ``` ## Output columns `condition_id`, `slug`, `question`, `end_date`, `market_vol_24h` (USD), `liquidity`, plus per-outcome `outcome` / `mid` / `bid` / `ask` for both Yes and No legs. ## Reading the data - `mid` is the midpoint price as a probability (0.0 to 1.0). `0.42` means "the market thinks 42% chance". - A bid/ask spread > 0.05 (5 cents) = thin liquidity; the price is noisier. - `end_date` is when the market resolves. Sort priority for action-oriented users: markets ending in the next 7 days. ## Anti-patterns - Don't quote `mid` as a percentage without saying so. "Yes is 0.42" is the raw probability; "42% chance" is the user-friendly translation. - For tiny markets (<$50k 24h volume) the quotes are often stale or one-sided. Skip them unless explicitly asked. ## Pairs well with - `vike-polymarket-market-detail` — deep-dive on one market once you have its condition_id - `vike-polymarket-smart-money` — see which markets cohort wallets are buying/selling - `vike-polymarket-screener` — composite multi-call screener