How to monitor prediction markets without missing important moves

To monitor prediction markets well, use a daily loop: scan for important live movement, inspect the market detail, add watchlist rows that matter, create alerts for thresholds, and read a morning brief that summarizes what changed and what needs verification.

The safest prediction-market workflow separates attention, evidence, source quality, and next action. A probability move can be important, but it is not useful until the market is liquid enough, the rule is clear enough, and the user knows what to verify next.

• Use the scanner to find markets with meaningful movement or source risk.
• Open market detail to inspect rules, source, liquidity, and related markets.
• Add only durable research candidates to a watchlist.
• Create alerts for probability thresholds, divergence, or resolution changes.
• Review a daily brief for changes since the last session.

Good research tools keep the boring details visible. Expiry, resolution source, official status, spread, liquidity, and related markets often explain why a headline probability should be treated carefully.

• Does the market's resolution source still match your use case?
• Did the move happen on enough volume?
• Are sibling markets moving too?
• Is the alert local-only, email, webhook, or team-routed?

Orrery connects scanner, market detail, watchlist, alerts, and Daily Brief into one monitoring loop. The goal is to help users return to the right markets at the right time, not stare at every market all day.

Orrery is not a broker and does not provide trade recommendations. It ranks research work, explains market structure, and keeps resolution rules visible so humans and agents can make better verification decisions.