Core Mechanics

At its foundation, Edge Poly’s execution logic is defined by a small but expressive set of order archetypes that map neatly onto prediction market behavior. The Link instruction is the simplest: a source market resolves, the outcome is verified, shares are redeemed, assets are normalized into stable value, and the target trade is executed. Hedge Link instructions shift the trigger from resolution to price action, allowing the system to perform conditional exits when a position’s price deteriorates beyond a threshold. After liquidating exposure, the chain pivots into a hedge or a correlated market defined in the user’s configuration, merging real-time price monitoring with automated repositioning. Split instructions expand the execution topology by distributing proceeds across multiple destinations at the resolution moment, allowing one part to secure realized value while the other continues deeper into the narrative. All archetypes operate on the same deterministic trigger action framework, ensuring that every chain behaves like a finite-state machine where states transition in a controlled, verifiable sequence governed entirely by user-defined constraints.

Execution Flow High Level Process The lifecycle of a chain begins when a user configures it within the interface, after which the chain definition is immutably stored in Edge Poly’s backend. The watchtower subsystem then assumes responsibility, functioning as a real time poller and event-stream consumer connected to the Polymarket API and auxiliary resolution sources. The watchtower continuously evaluates the source market’s state until the condition becomes true. When this happens, the execution engine initiates the redemption process, converting shares into settlement assets and preparing order parameters based on the user’s slippage, liquidity, and fallback configuration. The system then submits the target trade using the restricted session key, ensuring the automation performs only the actions explicitly authorized. After the order settles, the chain’s internal state machine advances to its next phase, generating a detailed execution log while simultaneously dispatching notifications to the user. Each step trigger detection, redemption, conversion, trade submission, settlement, state update is executed under deterministic rules to guarantee predictability and transparency across the entire chain. The result is an automated capital workflow that behaves less like a sequence of independent market interactions and more like an orchestrated flow running on a dedicated execution engine that obeys the logic the user encoded from the start.