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# Prediction Markets

Prediction Markets is Programmable's open-source Uniswap v4 launch model for onchain outcome markets.

[Open Prediction Markets](https://programmable.market/markets)

## Current release

The [canonical Prediction Markets repository](https://github.com/0xprogrammable/programmable-prediction-markets) is the source of truth for the active protocol release. It defines:

* Current networks and supported market types.
* Collateral and activation rules.
* Fees, recipients and creator rewards.
* Trading, resolution and payout rules.
* Contract addresses, verified source and release evidence.

Check that repository before creating, trading, integrating or describing a market. Do not copy addresses, economics or resolution details from this overview.

## Boundaries

A visible market, verified source or passing test does not guarantee liquidity, execution at a chosen price, support in another application or safety. Outcome assets can lose all value. Follow the current security and integration guidance in the canonical repository.


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