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Hero Light Hero Dark Anyone can create a market. Sign in at app.kash.bot, connect your X account, and describe the market to Kash AI. The assistant drafts it and you refine it by chatting. You pay to create it from your own funds, and the market is yours.

How it works

1

Open Launch

Tap Launch at app.kash.bot and describe your idea in plain language, for example “Will ETH close above $5,000 on December 31?”. You need to be signed in with your self-custodial wallet set up and your X account connected.
2

Kash AI drafts the market

The assistant researches the topic and drafts:
  • Question: the title the market answers
  • Outcomes: the possible answers
  • Resolution time and trading close time
  • Resolution rules: what counts as each outcome
  • Sources: a primary source, plus a fallback if needed
  • Category and a cover image
It also checks for similar existing markets.
3

Refine by chatting

Ask for changes in the chat: “change the resolution time to Friday 6pm UTC”, “add an outcome”, “use a different source”. Tapping any fact in the draft pre-fills an edit for you. The draft shows Blockers to fix and Warnings worth a look before you submit. You can also upload your own cover image.
4

Choose how to launch

Launch in the Kash web app only, or in the web app and on X. With X, the market is announced from your own connected X account when it goes live, either as a new post or by anchoring it to an existing post of yours. You can schedule the X post for later.
5

Fund and submit

Creating a market costs at least $20. This provides the market’s initial liquidity and is not returned to the creator. The launch panel shows the exact amount before you submit.
6

Review

Every market is reviewed automatically before it goes live, checking that the question is clear, the rules are sound and the result can be verified from the stated sources. If a market is sent back, you’ll see why and what to change, and you can revise it in the same chat.
7

Live

Once approved, the market is created on the open Solana protocol and appears in the Kash web app for everyone to trade. It is your market. You can follow progress in the chat and in Creator Studio → Submissions.
Market creation happens through the web app only. Messaging the bot on X can’t create a market.

Limits to know

  • Outcomes: each market picks exactly one winning outcome, from a yes/no question to many options.
  • Timing: the resolution time can’t be too soon or too far in the future; the assistant tells you if a draft’s timing doesn’t fit. Trading closes shortly before resolution.
  • Resolution: Kash’s automated resolution system determines the result from the published sources and rules. Creating a market doesn’t let you choose the winner.

Creator Studio and creator fees

Creator Studio is your private dashboard, with your submissions, audience and reach, and earnings. Creators receive a creator fee: a share of the protocol fee on trades in markets they create. It appears in Creator Studio as projected, pending and paid, depends on trading activity and is not guaranteed.

Share it

After your market goes live you get share links for X, Telegram and Discord. You can also:
  • Announce later on X if you launched quietly
  • Connect your own Discord and Telegram channels in Settings → Distribution so new markets are announced there automatically
  • Set up your X bot in Settings → X bot so followers can trade your markets by replying to your posts

What makes a good market

  • A precise question: “Will BTC close above $150,000 on March 1?” beats “Will Bitcoin moon?”
  • Mutually exclusive outcomes: exactly one should be able to win
  • A verifiable result: resolvable from a public, reliable source
  • A sensible resolution time: soon enough to stay interesting, late enough that the answer is knowable
Timely questions on public events with objective outcomes (sports results, elections, economic data, product launches, crypto milestones) attract the most volume.
The best markets ask questions people already argue about, with resolution rules nobody can argue about.

Kash AI

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How markets trade and resolve