Browse the Limitless market list, or narrow it by whether a market is open and words from its title. Compare each market’s question, possible outcomes, returned prices and available activity details.
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Browse the Limitless market list, or narrow it by whether a market is open and words from its title. Compare each market’s question, possible outcomes, returned prices and available activity details.
You receive
A page of Limitless market records, with questions, descriptions, outcome labels and prices, trading models and available activity and time fields. No search term or identifier is needed to browse; your Agent can organize the returned records into a comparison.
Start with your task
Show up to five Limitless markets marked open that match [a topic or a few words from the market title]. Compare each market’s question, possible outcomes and returned prices. If activity information is missing, say so; do not treat it as zero.
What to know
Returned prices are supplier-normalized values, not verified probabilities or guaranteed execution quotes. Market status and expiration do not alone prove settlement. Missing activity data and paginated results limit comparisons; this query does not place orders.
Inputs & outputs
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Input schema
Input schema
Field / Path
Type
Requirement
Meaning
Market filtersqueryParams
object
Optional
Optional query controls go directly here: status, trade type, title search, identifier or category filters, thresholds, sort and page settings. No search term or market identifier is needed for a broad listing.
Nested query objectqueryParams.query
object
Optional
This optional nested object does not flatten into the market query. Put filtering and paging controls directly in queryParams.
Resolution transaction reference when provided; do not infer finality from request success.
Outcome optionsresult.markets[].outcomes
array
Returned outcome options. Keep each label, price and identifier associated with its own entry.
Outcome labelresult.markets[].outcomes[].label
string
The label of this outcome option.
Outcome priceresult.markets[].outcomes[].price
number
The supplier describes normalized 0–1 prices. Preserve each returned value independently; it is not a verified probability or guaranteed execution quote.
Opaque cursor when provided. Preserve its exact value; it is not a market identifier.
Additional notes
Choose a useful market list
Browse without a search term or identifier, or ask for a narrower list by status, trading model or words in the title. Put optional controls directly in queryParams; queryParams.query does not flatten into the market request. search accepts 3–100 characters. status accepts open or closed, and trade_type accepts amm or clob. There is no date-range query or event grouping in this listing.
The supplier also documents categories, tags, condition_id, market_slug, predexon_id and token_id as string arrays with at most 50 entries each. min_volume and min_open_interest are nonnegative USD thresholds. sort accepts volume, open_interest, liquidity, price_desc, price_asc, expiration, created or created_asc, defaulting to volume. limit accepts an integer from 1 to 100 and defaults to 20. The source does not define how multiple filter values combine or the direction of sort choices without an explicit suffix.
Read prices and market state separately
Each market describes a question, its rules and outcome options. The supplier describes outcome prices as normalized to 0–1. Keep every price with its own label; do not assume Yes and No prices add to 1, represent calibrated probabilities or guarantee an executable quote. AMM uses an automated market maker, while CLOB uses a central limit order book; the returned contract addresses describe those market mechanisms.
status, expired and resolution fields convey different information. A closed status or an expiration timestamp alone does not establish a settled result. The source does not define the index base for winning_outcome or the denominator and outcome-label mapping for payout_numerators. Read the market's own rules rather than deriving a winner from those raw numbers.
Understand activity and coverage
Volume, liquidity and open interest are supplier-reported USD-labelled measures. The source does not define their raw-value conversion formula or activity window. Collateral decimals describe the collateral token and should not be used to rescale these metrics. Open interest is currently available for AMM markets; CLOB returns null, which means unavailable rather than zero. Liquidity does not guarantee how much can be traded.
Creation, update and expiration times are ISO8601 timestamps when provided. They are not a price observation time or a promise of immediate settlement. The supplier describes coverage of markets active from March 7, 2026; this does not establish a complete market universe or full historical coverage. count is the current page's market count; has_more indicates further records and pagination_key is an opaque continuation cursor when available. An empty page does not prove that no matching market exists.
See the Predexon Limitless markets documentation for the supplier's field and filter definitions. Follow the Toolmu connection guide to connect your Agent. The Tool returns market records; your Agent can arrange the returned questions, prices and available activity fields into a comparison.
Use your AI assistant
Copy the request above into the AI assistant you already use with Toolmu. If you have not connected it yet, follow the connection guide.
You can browse the list as it is, or tell your assistant a topic or a few words from a market title. You can also say how many results you want.
Show up to five Limitless markets marked open that match [a topic or a few words from the market title]. Compare each market’s question, possible outcomes and returned prices. If activity information is missing, say so; do not treat it as zero.
Compare matching markets
Compare each market’s question, possible outcomes and returned prices. Some activity details may be missing; missing information is not the same as zero. Read each market’s rules before drawing a conclusion.
