Past 30 days on Lashi: -Action Layer + real trading terminal (execution, history, event pages, infinite scroll, search) -Orders rewritten to the official Polymarket client -AI strategy suggestions + market undervaluation scoring -Arbitrage calculator -SOL → USD.e top-ups via

Humans are bad at: – tracking 20 markets – remembering past context – reacting without bias Lashi exists because of that.

When infrastructure fades into the background, performance goes up. Gas-free trading and automatic bridging aren’t nice-to-haves — they’re table stakes. This is how Lashi moves.

Lashi’s latest update makes getting funds into Polymarket simpler than ever. One click to deposit — or just send SOL to your Lashi deposit address. Bridging and crediting to your Polymarket wallet happens automatically.

If you act on every signal, you’re trading noise. Warnings ≠ confirmations. Signals ≠ entries. Systems make that distinction clear.

One thing we kept running into on Polymarket was this gap between seeing a setup and actually being able to act on it at the right moment. Price moves late. Liquidity shifts earlier. The Action Layer in Lashi is built around that gap — watching depth, participation, and

We’re now top 50 weekly and top 26 daily on Polymarket Builders. This came straight from organic usage. Really appreciate everyone using it. More building ahead. builders.polymarket.com

One of the strangest things about Polymarket is how often the correct trade feels uncomfortable. If it feels obvious, it’s probably priced in. If it feels awkward, lonely, or boring — that’s usually where the edge is.

One underrated skill in prediction markets is knowing when not to interact. Some markets exist to absorb curiosity, not conviction. Watching how long a market stays indecisive often tells you more than trying to force a position inside it. Patience is information too.

tools shouldn’t make decisions for you. they’re not here to replace judgment. good tools give you context, reduce blind spots, and slow you down just enough to think clearly. the goal isn’t automation for the sake of it. it’s making better decisions easier, and bad ones harder.

Limit Orders just went live on Lashi. Stop reacting to price movement. Start defining it. Choose where you want to enter. Decide where you want to exit. The system handles the rest. Place bids below market. Secure sells at your target. Your Polymarket strategy now runs nonstop,

Prediction markets are quietly becoming a trusted news layer. Not driven by narratives or headlines — but by real capital, real incentives, and constantly updating beliefs. Lashi exists to make that signal readable. To turn market behavior into insight, so you’re not just

Most mistakes don’t happen on big bets. They happen on unnecessary ones. Overtrading is rarely about strategy. It’s about discomfort with doing nothing. That’s why we built tools that surface real change — aggregating price, liquidity, and conviction so decisions are driven by

Lashi’s trading page just got an upgrade. A cleaner, faster interface — plus a powerful new feature: AI Suggests. One click, and our AI scans every Polymarket market on the page to surface high-potential opportunities you might otherwise miss. Less noise. More edge. Trade

Instead of chasing reprices, you define your level upfront. With Lashi Limit Orders, you can place bids below fair value when liquidity thins, and set sells where conviction usually peaks. Once it’s live, the order waits for the market to come to you — even through late moves,

We’re working on an update to Arbitrage Mode. We’re refining how opportunities are detected, improving route selection, and cutting down false positives — especially in fast, volatile markets. The goal is simple: clearer opportunities, better execution, and less noise. More

Good tools don’t tell you what to think. They help you see what the market is already saying. Lashi is built to surface probabilities, flows, and inefficiencies — so decisions are yours, not the UI’s.

Prediction markets generate a lot of data, but very little clarity. Lashi doesn’t try to hype outcomes or predict the future. It focuses on structure — organizing chaos into something you can actually reason about. Just better structure around chaotic markets.

This is a solid step forward for Arbitrage Mode. You can now batch into multiple outcomes, lock in the guaranteed arb, and automatically place limit exits for higher targets — all in one flow. The idea is simple: secure the spread first, then stay positioned to capture extra

Shareable P&L cards are live turn your trading performance into a clean visual you can review, analyze, and share in one click