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What screener views would you actually use? (seeding the roadmap) #1

manja316 started this conversation in Ideas
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Opening this up because the current screener is opinionated — 24h movers, volume leaders, crash signals (>20% in 1h), category filters. That's what I wanted when I was scanning Polymarket for setups. But the data pipeline behind it (13,963 markets, refreshed daily via Gamma API) can rank on anything.

Genuinely curious what other people would use:

  • Liquidity-weighted movers — filter out the 50ドル-volume noise that dominates raw % change lists?
  • New-market alerts — first 24h after a market opens, before crowd-pricing kicks in?
  • Spread / order-book depth — would need to hit CLOB instead of Gamma, doable but heavier?
  • Resolution-soon view — markets resolving in <72h, sorted by implied edge vs base rate?
  • Cross-market correlations — e.g. "all 2024 election markets that moved together today"?
  • Time-of-day price drift — does a market systematically drift between US market open/close?

If any of those (or something else) would actually change how you trade or research, drop a comment. I'll prioritize by what gets traction here, not what I guess. PRs welcome too — the build script is ~200 lines of Python.

Underlying historical data (9.5M snapshots, 9,550 markets) is on Gumroad: https://gumroad.com/l/agyjd?utm_source=github&utm_medium=discussion&utm_campaign=polyscope-week22 — but the screener itself stays free.

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