No, that's not what I'm talking about.
If the thing is living in a blockchain, then I should be able to interact with it by building my own transactions and submitting them to the blockchain, right?
And if I can do that that also means someone can make a program that allows me to do that more easily with a UI and so on, right?
Polymarket is banned in banned in multiple countries, but Polygon isn't, which means there must be big demand from people from these countries to use another interface that isn't blocked.
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Understood, transactions occur on the polygon blockchain, but matching is done off chain.
Polygon does have an API and for querying you don't need a key.
Here are the API's:


What do you think about a p2p, nostr based prediction market?
Anyone could post; “I think France will win the World Cup”, select their level of certainty (1-99%), choose an oracle and load it with sats.
Then anyone could take the opposite position with the declared odds, or propose alternative odds for “secondary bets”.
I think Arkade+nostr could be used to build this.
You're describing a decentralized, trustless interaction, which is only possible with open-source, permissionless blockchains, leveraging protocols like JSON-RPC.