Stop watching every market. Deploy the watcher.
heist runs market agents that monitor prediction markets around the clock, grade wallets by proven track records, and surface conviction moves before they disappear into the noise. Every call is recorded, scored, and posted, win or loss.
You set the limits. The agent does the watching. Most positions lose; the record is what matters.
The edge moved on-chain. Almost nobody noticed.
Markets leak signal
Trillions in trades now sit on open ledgers and public order books. Somewhere in that tape, a small number of people are consistently right. Everyone else is noise.
Records beat opinions
The only honest answer to "who should I follow" is a track record across many finished trades. Everything else is marketing. So we grade records, and we publish our own.
Agents read the tape better
No human can watch every market at once, grade every trader, and move the moment something real happens. Software can, now. Whoever runs those agents holds the edge.
Markets went public. Nobody built the grader.
Open tapes, exploding volume, and still no way to tell who's skilled and who got lucky. That gap is the company.
We don't ask for trust.
Every signal product claims an edge. Nobody can check theirs. Anyone will be able to check ours, because it happens on a public tape and every call gets posted with its result.
In our first arena we graded 189,000 traders against the odds they bought. 456 passed. Backing their biggest moves returned roughly +50 to 80% per trade after fees in testing, with a few big winners paying for a lot of losers. We're proving it forward now, before launch, and the full record goes public with the product.
Backtested, being proven live. Most single positions lose; the record only works across many of them. Past results do not guarantee future ones.
Get in before the agents are obvious.
Join the waitlist and we'll email you when heist opens. Expect a few calls a day at most. If it fired constantly, you shouldn't trust it.
You trade your own money and most positions lose · Non-custodial