Prediction markets are becoming one of the most important ways people trade information. Today, Ares is bringing 10x leverage trading for @Polymarket! Same markets. Bigger conviction sizing. Powered by @Polymarket, in partnership with @dimes_fi Trade now: ares.pro/predictions?categor…

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99% traders use Polymarket leverage WRONG. 1% makes $50k / month thanks to 3 secrets. The difference between them? Wrong timing, strategy and tools they use. This terminal is a MUST: [ares.pro/invite/dex] And here's everything you need to trade it right: Start with how a position gets built. You put up pUSD as your margin. Multiply covers the rest of the notional through its credit facility. Want exposure to a $2,000 position at 4x? You front about $500 and @arespro funds the other $1,500. The easiest way to earn more by trading same markets. Quick example that will print me hard: Open this market: [ares.pro/predictions/polymar…] YES shares are sitting at 95% I put $100 there, pick max leverage for this market (x7.25) and win $763. On a 95% probability market. Before you open anything, run through these factors: > How sharp is the expected move? Leverage rewards events that resolve with conviction, not slow drifts that wander for weeks. > How deep is the book? A liquid market holds your leveraged size cleanly. A thin one works against you the moment things wobble. > How long will you hold? The shorter the runway to your catalyst, the better leverage treats you. Now the fees. Knowing them is the difference between keeping your gains and donating them. There is a one-time origination fee when you open, scaled to how much leverage you take. More leverage, slightly higher rate. There is a small daily financing fee on the borrowed portion. Tiny per day, but it compounds the longer you sit. (Which is exactly why leverage suits fast plays). > When is the moment to actually size up? When a clear catalyst is about to hit and you have a genuine read the crowd has not fully priced. When a heavy favorite gets knocked down by news you are convinced the market overreacted to, and you are catching the snap-back. When two linked markets drift out of line with each other and you want to press the spread. Leverage is built for momentum and dislocation. Aimed at the right setups, it turns a good week into a great one. You can now trade with up to 10x, think about that. I use it only when my conviction is high. And you know what? This is a game changer for prediction markets.

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The easiest edge on prediction markets isn't predicting anything. It's putting leverage on the outcomes that are already decided. Most markets about to resolve already sit at a near-certain price -- a heavy favorite near the top, or an event priced near zero that almost certainly won't happen. At that point there's barely any room left for the price to move against you. The outcome is basically settled, and leverage just magnifies that last move into resolution. That's the whole tip: don't leverage coin flips, leverage the near-decided. On @arespro you can do exactly this -- up to 10x on supported Polymarket markets. Opening a position takes seconds: pick a market, choose your side, set your leverage, and you see your margin, fees, and exact liquidation price before you confirm. The risk is managed for you too. Instead of one hard liquidation line, Ares uses a dynamic model called the J-factor that eases your exposure down as a trade gets risky, so liquidation stays a last resort. You also can't go into bad debt -- if a position can't cover itself, the facility's buffer covers it, not your wallet. Fees are upfront: 2.00-2.50% to open, around 0.05% a day on the borrowed size. The math from the docs: a favorite already at $0.82 run at 5x turns the move into resolution into ~80-90% on your collateral. Just keep it off 50/50 markets that chop sideways -- those bleed you on every swing. High-conviction, near-decided reads only. -> ares.pro/invite/trading