SOLCAST terms in plain English
Use this page when a trading or creator term is unfamiliar. These definitions describe how the SOLCAST interface uses the terms.
Bonding is the early liquidity phase; CLOB is the order-book phase; liquidity is the ability to execute without excessive impact; spread is the gap between executable sides; fill is completed execution; position is your resulting exposure; resolution is the final outcome process; claim is eligible settlement; Creator Revenue is the creator's eligible fee share.
Prediction markets combine trading, market design, and settlement vocabulary. Clear definitions make the workflow easier to reason about.
Use this workflow
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Bonding — early market phase with curve-based liquidity.
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CLOB — central limit order book where resting orders can match.
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Liquidity — available execution capacity at useful prices.
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Fill — the completed portion of an order.
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Position — the exposure created by filled trades.
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Resolution — determination of the final market outcome.
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Claim — collection of eligible settlement value.
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Creator Revenue — eligible creator share from third-party filled volume.