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Julia

Julia

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“Betting on Beliefs: XO Market Review”I joined @xodotmarket in August 2025: their slogan, "Open conviction markets for all - create, trade and share your beliefs with XO," hit the mark immediately because the team truly makes conviction markets open and permissionless. On November 7, the team launched the mainnet beta, and it’s truly "the biggest upgrade yet": now it’s not just a convenient prediction showcase but a builder where you can launch your own markets, trade in USDC, and see how the crowd prices opinions in real time. What stands out the most is the permissionless approach: the ability to create markets "from the ground up" solves the pain of traditional platforms that only list "safe" topics, while here you can easily bring to market what the community is really discussing. Liquidity feels more vibrant thanks to the adaptive market maker (LS-LMSR): multi-outcome markets share one pool, so even niche ideas don’t "die" from slippage, and prices quickly adjust to demand. In terms of incentives, everything is transparent: USDC deposits, CP rewards for trading and deposits, zero protocol fees during beta - this makes for an easy entry for new users and fuels early activity. Market creators like the ability to monetize ideas and earn fees on volume - a rare feature often hidden behind moderation, but here it’s part of the permissionless concept. As a critique: more "light onboarding" directly in the interface and clear guides on resolving disputed outcomes would be appreciated - the team is already making steps in this direction with a focus on UX and "CrowdFeed," but educational prompts in the markets’ cards themselves would also help. In the end, XO Market feels like a living feed of convictions: you check probability shifts, change your position, and - if you have a bold hypothesis - quickly turn it into a market without waiting for someone else’s listing.on XO Market · 1368· 11mo ago8
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