Prediction markets, futures and FX. One terminal. Real prizes, paid in USDC on Base.
Tradante is a skill game played on real market prices. You trade simulated accounts on live prediction markets, futures and FX. You pay to compete. The prize is funded before the game starts and paid in USDC when you win.
No broker account. No capital at risk. No house on the other side of your trade.
“We built Tradante because we were tired of prop firms that work against you. Every feature and every payout is designed to celebrate the trader who earns it.”
Event markets are the fastest-growing thing in trading, and they have been traded from web forms. Tradante gives them a real terminal: a price ladder, a chart, click and trade, order management. Kalshi and Polymarket markets on one screen.
Three formats, one scoreboard. Every format runs across all three market classes, prediction markets included.
Every closed trade earns a Trade Point Score. Performance first, then account type and level. Anti-cheating is built in: a win offset by a loss in another of your accounts does not count.
Levels come from trading, social and account milestones together. Each one unlocks more of the platform: bigger passes, higher signal fees, larger challenge sizes.
Prize pots sit in vault contracts on Base before a game starts. Sixty percent of every purchase goes straight into them. When you win, the vault releases USDC to your wallet, and anyone can verify it on the explorer.
KYC once, before money moves in or out. Then it just moves.
Join free. No capital required. Your first pass puts you on the board against everyone in your tier.
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Community positions on a live ladder: who is long, who is short, at which level. Follow the traders you rate, copy them, or keep your own book private. The first order book with people in it.