Build a useful trading community
Start with a reason to return.
Understand the product, publish your platform, and learn from real members.
It’s so over… We’re so back
An AI made a music video overnight that says we have 18 months to escape the permanent underclass. How real is that, and what does locking in mean?
Hyperliquid builder fees: a 14-day study
Observed USDC fees, daily data, methodology and the limits of the sample.
Prediction markets on Hyperliquid
How HIP-4 works, what is on the board now, and what running a frontend involves.
Where do traders’ funds go?
Your community gets its own trading website. Its members use their own Hyperliquid accounts. Here is what that means for deposits, liquidity, ownership, and risk.
Why would traders choose your community’s platform?
A community brand earns repeat visits when it makes trading more useful. Start with the job members already come to you for, then build the trading experience around it.
Your first seven days running a prediction platform
Publish something useful, invite a small group, and learn whether they return. A live URL is the start of the work, not evidence of a business.
How prediction-platform fees actually work
Separate market activity, protocol fees, and the builder fees your business can earn. Multiplying a headline volume number by a fee rate can give the wrong answer.
Launching a prediction platform vs creating a market
Both phrases sound similar. They describe different jobs, responsibilities, and products. Choose the one your business actually needs.
Build a partner program for your prediction platform
Give aligned creators a clear offer, a working referral link, and a reason to keep helping users. Start with one partner you can support well.
Build, integrate, or launch a prediction platform?
Choose based on the experience you need, the markets you can offer, and the work you can maintain. Branding is only one part of the decision.
Build a recurring market discussion for sports or macro
The strongest acquisition channel may be the conversation your audience already wants to have. Give it a useful market page and a repeatable editorial routine.
The Kalshi volume controversy: what platform founders should measure
Updated 23 September 2026. A dispute about repetitive perpetual-futures trading is a useful reminder to separate volume, liquidity, and durable demand.
Run a community pilot you can learn from
Test with a small group of existing members, record what actually happens, and publish a case study only when you have evidence and permission.