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This task is to build a prediction market for Ideamarket rankings on top of Omen.
The prediction market should utilize the existing Omen infrastructure:
Rough outline on how this could be implemented:
Build a frontend which queries the Omen subgraph for information on existing prediction markets on Omen. Filter out all prediction markets which are not related to Ideamarket, and only display the remaining ones.
To find out if a prediction market is related to Ideamarket, you can use the title of the prediction market on Omen. When the user creates a new prediction market via the UI you are building, don't ask them for a title. Instead, use a default format for titles with the information the user provided.
Example:
User creates a prediction market: @naval vs @balajis on Twitter, ends 03/12/2021. When making the contract call to create that market, the UI can set this title: "Ideamarket - Twitter: Will @naval outrank @balajis by 03/12/2021?". When the subgraph is later queried, you can apply a regex or similar to detect prediction markets with a fitting title.
Important: For this task it should not be necessary to perform any changes to the involved smart contracts. Only frontend and possibly subgraph development is required.
Prize
$2,000 to the winner
Resources
Submission Requirements
Judging Criteria
Submissions will be judged by:
Winner Announcement Date
We will choose the winning submission by March 28.
PS — We’re hiring
Applicants who build with us during the Hackathon will receive priority consideration.
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