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If you have used HIP-4 Up/Down Edge, this will feel familiar: it makes one call per “Up or Down” window and holds it. The main difference is how a Polymarket window settles, explained below. It sits under Prediction Markets in Mainframe.
Dark navy page with the Polymarket wordmark, chips for BTC windows, a BTC Up or Down header with Up and Down prices, a chart with a dashed line and a call card reading Pass

The captured demo: windows across the top, the price against the line, and the held call

Who it is for

Use it if you trade Polymarket crypto windows and want one considered call per window, an alarm, and an honest record of how the calls did.

What it does

  • Windows for BTC and ETH, in 15 minute and 5 minute series, shown as chips with settle time and countdown.
  • Line and chart. Polymarket windows resolve on whether the price at the end is at or above the price at the start. The app shows an approximate start price and the live reference price against it.
  • Helper tools, refreshed every 10 seconds: distance from the line, an edge meter, and live trade flow.
  • One call per window, 5 minutes before settlement, then frozen: Up, Down or Pass with reasons.
  • Alarm with sound and browser notifications on every Bet call.
  • Track record with hit rate and profit and loss on a notional $100 per bet.
  • Ticket to buy Up or Down with your key, showing your Polymarket balance.

What it needs

The reference price and trade flow come from Hyperliquid’s public data for the same coin.

Deploy it

1

Deploy

Click Deploy on the card. If a run stops, click Continue run.
2

Watch a window

Pick a chip, turn on the alarm, and wait for the call.
3

Trade only when you choose

Paste your key, check the ticket, and confirm the order.

Ideas to customize

Ask for changes like these after the build:

Limits

  • The line shown is an approximation of the official start price. Polymarket settles on its own source, and results are marked “by feed, awaiting official” until confirmed.
  • 5 minute windows always pass, so calls come on 15 minute windows. Most windows are a pass.
  • Orders are fill-or-kill with a 0.01 tick and a 5 share minimum.
  • A call is a hint, not a promise. The track record lives in your browser only.
Every trade needs your confirmation, and nothing here is financial advice. See Keys and safety.