Hypertake is an independent web interface for Hyperliquid's HIP-4 prediction markets (outcomes) and perpetual futures. You connect your own wallet; every order is placed, matched and settled on Hyperliquid, and your money stays in your own Hyperliquid account. Hypertake is not affiliated with or endorsed by Hyperliquid. Markdown of this page: https://hypertake.net/docs/outcomes/finding-markets.md. Full documentation index: https://hypertake.net/llms.txt
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Finding markets
Find HIP-4 prediction markets on Hypertake: Closing soon, categories, phone search, trending and Polymarket forecasts
The Outcomes page lists every live HIP-4 market on Hyperliquid: first the markets closing soon, then a section for each underlying (BTC, ETH, HYPE…) and each event family (economy, companies, awards, sports). On the phone, Search adds what's trending, topics and the next markets to close.
Closing soon
The row at the top of Outcomes. It holds yes/no markets that close within the next 24 hours and have orders, soonest first: every one closing within six hours, topped up with later ones to at least twelve. A market leaves the row within about five seconds of its close.
Each card shows the asset, when it ends, the question, and the Yes and No prices. Price markets also carry a small live chart of the underlying's last hour against the strike, with the close marked ahead.
Sections by underlying and topic
Below Closing soon, desktop shows one section per market in the left rail, ordered by how many open markets each has, with Sports last. Choosing a market in the rail filters the page to it. Each section opens with a chart card: for a price, the underlying streaming over the last two hours with the strikes of its next close drawn as lines; for an event family, its most-traded question's outcomes over three days. Market cards follow, each with its volume and when it ends.
The phone's Outcomes tab works the same way in one column: category pills along the top (Sports last, and only when switched on), the Closing soon carousel, then a section per underlying or family with a live chart and one row per market. Each strike of a ladder is its own row.
What's hidden, and how to show it
| Hidden | Desktop | Phone |
|---|---|---|
| Sports | Off by default. Switch on in Settings → Markets | Off by default. Switch on in Account → Markets |
| Markets with no trades | Hidden by default. Settings → General → Hide markets with no trades | Shown by default |
| Daily BTC price buckets | Listed | Not in the feed |
| Just-closed markets | Leave the lists at the close | Stay up to an hour, marked Closed · result soon |
Search and trending (phone)
- Trending now ranks markets by the money traded in the last hour, or over the day when the hour has been quiet, and re-ranks every 30 seconds.
- Topics and assets jump straight to a category or an underlying.
- Closing soon shows the next three markets to close ("Closing within the hour" when there are any).
- Type to search markets by name, asset or topic.
Polymarket's forecasts, for context
For BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP, HYPE, DOGE and ZEC, the desktop's chart card can show What Polymarket expects: Polymarket's own markets on the same coin, read every minute, drawn as its median price and middle 50% range, its Up or Down windows and its "what price will it hit" odds. It's a second opinion from a separate market. Nothing is traded on Polymarket, and its numbers don't affect how Hyperliquid markets settle.
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