“fragmented odds hide the real price, so one order now spans every venue”
Announces Lotus, an execution layer for prediction markets that aggregates fragmented liquidity across venues without owning any itself. The same events trade in isolated silos with different formats, resolution rules, and depth, producing poor price discovery and high slippage — the same problem DeFi DEXs faced before aggregators. Lotus combines orderbooks and odds into a unified market view, canonicalizes truly equivalent markets via a verification process called Bloom, and smart-routes orders across venues and market formats to minimize slippage, accounting for differences in oracles, resolution methods, and counterparty risk. Users submit one order, pay one fee, and receive a single aggregated position — positioned as the 1inch prediction markets have needed, with the post citing a $35M infrastructure fund backing the thesis.
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Platforms mentioned: Polymarket, Limitless, Predict.fun, Opinion Labs