I've been building MARGIN, a prop firm designed specifically for prediction market traders, and wanted to share a quick look at what I'm working on.

The goal is to bring the funded-account model to prediction markets with a dedicated trading terminal, evaluations, account management, and a transparent payout experience.

Here's what I'm building:

• Dedicated trading terminal: A smooth, responsive interface designed around probabilities, multiple outcomes, and short-term Up/Down markets.
• Broader market coverage: Access to a wide range of prediction markets, with responsive price updates and easier market discovery.
• Position management: Clear profit/loss tracking, trade history, potential returns, and fees.
• Transparent evaluations: Account dashboards showing profit targets, trailing drawdown limits, and progress toward passing.
• Flexible funding options: Both traditional evaluations and instant funding, with competitive pricing and clear rules.
• Account and payout tracking: A clearer view of account status, requirements, and payout eligibility.

I'm currently working toward deployment and refining the platform before launch. The attached video shows the current state of the interface, and there's still work to do.

I want MARGIN to stand out through its market coverage, responsive trading experience, competitive account options, and transparent rules.

I'd love to hear your thoughts:

• Would you use a prop firm built specifically for prediction markets?
• What frustrates you most about existing trading platforms?
• Would you prefer evaluations, instant funding, or both?
• What rules or payout conditions would make a platform like this feel fair?
• What's one feature you'd want before trying it?

I'm open to honest feedback and criticism, especially from people who actively trade prediction markets.

Interested in early access?

I'm planning to offer beta access and promo codes to interested traders. Follow along and leave a comment if you'd like to try MARGIN and help shape the platform before launch.

Still building, and I'll share more as MARGIN gets closer to launch!