Augur Turbo | Augur Turbo
Your global, no-limit betting platform. On Augur, It doesn't matter where you are, how much you want to trade, or what event you want to trade on as long as someone is willing to take the other side of your trade.
Introduction | Augur Docs
Augur is a decentralized prediction market Platform for Ethereum and EVM compatible chains. Originally founded in 2014, with its v1 release in 2018, Augur has gone through massive development over the years, including three major releases.
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What Is Augur | Augur Docs
Introduction. Augur has moved all development into the monorepo structure popularized by huge javascript projects like React and Webpack. In a monorepo, all project packages, plugins, and components are bundled together into one physical git repository.
Augur Documentation
Augur is a decentralized prediction market platform that runs on Ethereum. For a detailed, high-level explanation of how Augur works, please refer to the Augur whitepaper. If you want to use or help test Augur, please install the Augur App. If you want to use our cutting-edge development client, this is maintained at https://dev.augur.net ...
Resources | Augur Docs
Augur Turbo is the most recent deployment of Augur designed specficially for recurring markets like sports, crypto, economics, and politics. Turbo offers an intuitive user interface built on top of Balancer AMMs on Polygon to leverage the nearly-zero transaction fee.
How to trade | Augur Turbo
How to trade. Trading means buying or selling shares. The price of a share, between 1 and 99 cents, corresponds (roughly) to the market’s estimate of the probability of that event taking place.
Hello from Augur Docs | Augur Docs
Augur is a fully decentralized prediction market platform built on Ethereum. Augur's Oracle will markets resolve properly, and its built in trading support makes it easier to prediction market support to your application.
Adding liquidity | Augur Turbo
How to earn fees from providing liquidity to a market. There are two options for adding liquidity, Add liquidity to an existing liquidity pool where the odds have already been set. Adding the initial liquidity to a market. Here you will be required to set the outcome prices (odds).
Contract Overview | Augur Docs
The Augur contract is the first contract in any deployment and serves as: The central registry for singleton contracts. The central authority for which contracts are considered “legitimate,” trusteded, Augur core contracts as opposed to external contracts. A global contract per deployment for logging, token transfers, and limits on market ...