Trade Reality, properly.

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The terminal made for human-to-agent collaboration. Polymarket prediction markets and Hyperliquid perps in a single keyboard-first interface.

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01The terminal

Everything on one screen.

Polymarket binaries, Hyperliquid perps, every TradFi underlying, and the wallet activity feeding them. One keyboard-first surface.

Inside the terminal

Trade any asset, any way you want.

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The Vatic TradFi page. A top ticker tape running BTC, HYPE, CL, ETH, ZEC, SP500, BRENT, SILVER, NVDA, SOL, MU, INTC, NATGAS, plus a grid of weekly prediction-market tile cards on SPX, NVDA, AMZN, and ABNB.

Equities, indices, commodities, FX, crypto. Each one can be expressed as a Hyperliquid perp or a Polymarket binary, sat side by side on the same workspace. The wiring between them is the real feature: link an order on one venue to a trigger on the other and the two legs fire together.

Every Polymarket market is one keystroke away. The full catalogue is browsable from inside the terminal, with featured tiles up top, a live Trending Now strip, and categorised buckets for politics, sports, macro themes, crypto and pop culture. Click any tile and it drops straight into your active chart, orderbook and ticket.

Underneath all of that, a wallet scanner watches the addresses you care about. You get real-time alerts when a tracked trader fires, liquidity depth across venues, and vol-spike detection that surfaces the mispricings before the rest of the room catches up.

Linked orders
A Polymarket binary on NVDA flips past your threshold and the Hyperliquid perp leg auto-fires. Long, short, or close, however you set it. The reverse works too: an HL fill can trip a binary entry.
Any direction
Long the perp, short the binary. Long both. Hedge one with the other. Pick whichever expression fits the trade.
Same screen
Chart, orderbook, binary tile, scanner and the linked-order panel all sit together so you can watch both legs without alt-tabbing.
02Built for speed

A keyboard-first interface
you’re probably familiar with.

Every panel from the section above answers to the same grammar: a slash, a root command, an optional subcommand, an argument. Once you know one, you know all of them.

Command anatomy  ·  live demo
/PORT POS 0xd4e…b91
slash Brings up the search bar.
root Picks a panel: PORT, OB, SC, LF, GP, NEWS…
subcommand Narrows the action: POS, OPEN, HIST, EXPORT…
argument Market, wallet, ticker, expiry. Optional.
/ focus → type → ↵ run · esc cancel · ↑↓ history
03An API like no other

Feed the agents that trade for you.

One key, one endpoint. Not just Polymarket and Hyperliquid order flow, but every feed the terminal pulls from: weather, sports, equities, FX, rates, on-chain, curated news, trader intelligence. REST and WebSocket, served raw to your agent in sub-15ms. Or talk to Delphi directly.

— The raw API
WebSocket Subscribe wss://api.vatic.trade/v1 
// Stream every Polymarket trade for the 2028 election market
const ws = new WebSocket("wss://api.vatic.trade/v1");

ws.send(JSON.stringify({
  action: "subscribe",
  channel: "trades",
  venue:   "polymarket",
  market:  "pres-2028-winner",
  auth:    "vt_sk_********"
}));

ws.onmessage = (msg) => {
  console.log(JSON.parse(msg.data));
  // { ts: 1748293928, px: 0.42, sz: 1200, side: "buy" }
};
— Or, just ask Delphi
Delphi
Delphi in-house AI agent

Call her with /DELPHI from the command bar like any other command. She answers questions, pulls data, and opens tools for you — or let your external agents talk to her directly.

/DELPHI
— Layer two · autonomous agents

Pin an agent to a wallet you trust.

The same key talks to the copy-trading layer. You pick a wallet, hand the agent a policy sheet, and it shadows that trader without you watching. Sizing curves, drawdown caps, venue routing, entry filters, exit triggers, opt-outs by size or asset. The rules panel goes deeper than what is shown here.

Entry point: /COPY

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Built for traders and the agents they work with.

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