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What Optiqal is, what is in the terminal, and how the Oracle and auto-trade work together.

What Optiqal Is

Optiqal is a terminal for prediction markets and sports. It puts our picks, sharp wallet tracking, price tools and automated trading in one dashboard, for Polymarket, Polymarket US and Kalshi.

The core is the Oracle. It follows the wallets with the best records on Polymarket and posts a pick when one of them buys in a market it has proven itself in. Turn on auto-trade and it places the order for each pick on your own account, sized from your balance.

Around the Oracle are tools that find value from prices alone. The +EV screener finds sportsbook prices above the fair price. The arbitrage screener finds Kalshi and Polymarket prices that let you buy both sides for less than $1. Every pick we post is graded in a public record, losses included.

Quick Start

01Create your account

02Open the terminal

Select Dashboard in the top bar. The terminal shows the picks we post, sharp wallet activity, the +EV and arbitrage screeners, and the public record. On a phone, the tabs at the bottom switch between them.

03Turn on alerts

Go to Account, then Connections. Turn on push alerts to get a notification when a pick posts, or connect Discord. On an iPhone, add Optiqal to your Home Screen first: iPhone browsers send push alerts only to installed apps.

04Turn on auto-trade (optional)

Open the account menu and select Automation. Create a trading wallet or connect your Polymarket US or Kalshi account, add funds, and turn it on. From then on, auto-trade places the orders for our picks on your own account.

Inside the Terminal

On a computer, the terminal shows everything on one screen: the picks in the middle, the live panels on the right, and the record below. On a phone, each section has its own tab.

Predictions

Picks tab

The picks we post: the side, the price, the size in units, and the reason it posted. Most picks come from the Oracle. Other models add picks when they are in season.

Sharp activity

Live tab

Trades from proven sharp wallets, refreshed every minute. Tap a sharp to see its record, its profit curve and its positions. Follow a sharp to get a push alert when it trades.

+EV screener

+EV tab

Sportsbook prices that pay more than the fair price of the bet. Each row shows the edge, the book with the best price, and the start time. The screener keeps its own graded record.

Arbitrage screener

Arbs tab

Live price gaps between Kalshi and Polymarket on the same event, where both sides together cost less than the $1 the winner pays. Arbitrage automation can buy both sides on your own accounts.

Track record

Stats tab

Every pick we have posted, graded after it settles: wins, losses and units. Losses stay in the record. The Tools tab adds a calendar of results by day.

Trade floor

Chat tab

Chat with other members about the board, the markets and the sharps you follow.

The Oracle

How an Oracle pick posts

The Oracle does not guess outcomes. It finds the traders who have been right, again and again, in one kind of market, and acts when they act.

1We grade the walletsEvery trade on Polymarket is public. We track thousands of wallets and grade each one on its settled record, one market type at a time: NBA spreads, MLB totals, tennis match winners, crypto, and more.
2A wallet qualifies where it has proven itselfA wallet qualifies only in the market types where its record holds up over many settled positions, after fees. A wallet that is sharp on tennis does not qualify on soccer because of it.
3A qualified wallet buys, and we check the priceWhen a qualified wallet buys in its market type, we check that the price is still close to what it paid and that the event has not started. If both checks pass, the pick posts with the wallet’s price, our price and the price now.
4When the wallet sells, the pick closesWe follow the wallet out as well as in. If it sells before the event ends, the pick closes and the card shows the price it sold at.

The Oracle covers sports, crypto and other Polymarket markets. Where the same market is listed on Polymarket US or Kalshi, the pick can be bought there too. The full method is on the Oracle page.

Auto-Trade

Auto-trade takes an Oracle pick from the board to a position on your account. You set it up once: create a wallet or connect an account, add funds, and turn it on. After that, it places one order for each pick it can buy as the pick posts, and it sells when the wallet behind the pick sells. A pick marked Auto-trade: On hold on the card back is not bought automatically.

Your own account

Outside the US, auto-trade uses a trading wallet that you create and fund. In the US, it uses your own Polymarket US or Kalshi account through an API key. Optiqal never holds your money.

Sized from your balance

You do not set amounts. Each order is 3% of your balance, 4% on our strongest picks and less on weaker ones. At most 35% of the balance goes out in one day, with up to 50 positions open at once.

One order per pick

Each order is fill-or-kill with a worst price. It fills at that price or better, or not at all. If the price moved first, the bot tries again inside the same limit. A pick is never bought twice.

Sells when the wallet sells

When the wallet behind a pick sells, auto-trade sells your position too, at a loss as well as at a profit.

Every decision on record

The Activity screen lists every buy, every sell and every skip with its reason, and how much went out today.

Off with one click

Pause stops new buys at once and keeps your setup. Positions that are already open still sell when their wallet sells.

Setup takes a few minutes. The Auto-Trade guide has every step, the regions it works in, and how your wallet is protected. Real-money trading carries real risk: fund it only with money you can afford to lose.

Our Models

Beside the Oracle, we build and test models across sports and prediction markets: basketball, hockey, baseball, football, UFC, soccer, tennis, esports, weather and crypto. Each one uses its own data and method.

A model posts picks only when its sport is in season and it has passed our forward testing. Between seasons, or while a new version is in testing, it posts nothing. So one sport can be quiet while another is busy, and the board always shows what is live today.

Each model has its own page in the documentation that explains how it works.

Reading a Pick

Every pick card shows what to buy, at what price, and why it posted. Here is what each part means:

The pick

The market and the side to buy.

The price

The price we posted at, and the price now. On an Oracle pick, also the price the wallet paid.

The size

The size in units. One unit is the same share of your bankroll on every pick.

Why it posted

Flip the card. On an Oracle pick, the back shows the wallet’s record in that market type.

How to buy

Where the market is listed (Polymarket, Polymarket US or Kalshi) and how to place it yourself.

The result

After the market settles, the card shows won or lost, and the pick goes into the record.

Posting & Grading

A pick is official once it posts on the board. We never edit a posted pick.
Every pick is graded from the venue’s own settlement, and only after the event is final.
Losses stay in the record. The record shows every pick we posted.
An Oracle pick can close before the event ends, when its wallet sells. The card then shows the price it sold at.
Picks from a model that is still in testing never show on the board or in the record.

Platform

Optiqal is a terminal for prediction markets and sports. It puts our picks, sharp wallet tracking, price tools and automated trading in one dashboard. The core is the Oracle, which posts a pick when a proven sharp wallet buys. The +EV and arbitrage screeners find value from prices alone. Every pick we post is graded in a public record.

Picks and automation cover Polymarket, Polymarket US and Kalshi. The +EV screener compares sportsbook prices. The arbitrage screener compares Kalshi with Polymarket and Polymarket US.

Yes. The terminal works in any phone browser, with a tab at the bottom for each section. Add it to your Home Screen to use it as an app and to get push alerts.

Go to Account, then Connections. Push alerts tell you when a pick posts, on each device where you turn them on. You can also connect Discord. To get an alert when one sharp trades, open that sharp in Sharp activity and select Follow.

Oracle & Auto-Trade

The Oracle is our smart money model. It grades Polymarket wallets on their settled records, one market type at a time. When a wallet that has proven itself in a market type buys there, and the price is still close to what it paid, the Oracle posts the pick. When that wallet sells, the pick closes.

No. Every pick shows on the board with the price and a guide to buying it, so you can place it yourself. Auto-trade is for members who want the orders placed on their account as picks post.

We set the size from your balance and from our own results: 3% a pick, 4% on our strongest picks, less on weaker ones. At most 35% of the balance goes out in one day. The smallest order is $1, so we suggest a balance of $35 or more.

In your own trading wallet or your own exchange account. Optiqal never holds it. You can withdraw at any time, with or without us.

The international Polymarket does not accept orders from the US and some other regions. US members use Polymarket US or Kalshi instead. The Automation console checks where you connect from and shows only the setup you can finish.

Subscription

One plan, $25 a month, includes the terminal, every pick, sharp activity, both screeners, alerts and automation. Visit the pricing page for current offers.

Yes, you can cancel anytime. Your access continues until the end of your current billing period. No refunds are provided for partial periods. To cancel your subscription, navigate to your account settings.

Models

It changes with the seasons. A model posts picks only when its sport is in season and it has passed our forward testing. Models between seasons or in testing post nothing, so one sport can be quiet while another is busy. The board always shows what is live today.

Look at the record over many picks, not a few days. Units after fees, and how the price moved after we posted, tell you more than the win rate alone. The Performance Guide explains each number.

Each model and tool has its own page in the documentation that explains how it works. Start with the Oracle and Auto-Trade pages.

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Next Steps

Set Up Auto-Trade

Every setup step, how we size orders, and the regions it works in.

Explore the Documentation

How the Oracle, the screeners and each model work.

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Full Access

$25/month

Less than $1 a day — one winning pick can pay for months of access
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