Follow a Market You Care About

Stay updated by following the markets that matter to you — from global politics to K-pop.

📌 Follow a Market You Care About

Prediction markets are only useful if they’re relevant to you. That’s why Bayes lets you follow markets that reflect your interests, whether they’re serious, silly, global, or niche.


🧐 Why Follow a Market?

Following a market means:

  • Just click the “Following” icon to filter and view only the markets you follow — no clutter, just what you care about.

It’s like bookmarking — but smarter, and built for dynamic market movements.


🌍 Choose What You Care About

On Bayes, you’ll find markets covering:

  • Global politics and elections

  • Tech, finance, and crypto

  • Sports and esports

  • K-pop, C-dramas, celebrity rumors

  • Meme-worthy internet debates

  • And even custom community-made topics

Some are serious. Some are fun. All of them reflect what people actually care about.

You’re not limited to what others think is important — you decide what matters.


👣 How to Follow a Market

  1. Browse the homepage or search for topics you're curious about

  2. Click into any market to read its description and current odds

  3. Tap the “Follow” button at the top right of the market card

That’s it — the market will now show up in your Following section.


📣 Share the Markets You Follow

Found a market that’s too good not to share?

You can easily share any market with your friends, community, or social media audience.

  • Just click the “Share” icon on the market page

  • Copy the link or share directly to supported platforms

Whether you’re making a bold prediction or just want to spark a fun debate, sharing helps bring others into the conversation.

Pro tip: Sharing a market you follow also makes it easier to invite friends — and earn Bayes Points if they sign up.


✅ Summary

If you only do one thing after signing up, do this: Follow the markets you actually care about.

It keeps your dashboard clean, your notifications meaningful, and your trades relevant.

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