Fortune Protocol has successfully integrated Polymarket liquidity into Fortune Markets, creating a unified market layer that combines markets from both Polymarket and previously integrated Predict.fun. According to the project's announcement on August 25, this integration allows users to browse event markets supplied through different liquidity sources without moving between separate prediction platforms. The updated platform now displays market information through a redesigned interface that enables traders to compare liquidity, trading volume and implied probabilities before selecting a market.
The platform has implemented several user-friendly improvements alongside the additional liquidity source. As reported by Fortune Protocol, the updated trading flow now includes outcome selection and position preview capabilities, allowing users to examine potential trades before committing. The Portfolio section has been redesigned to provide a unified view covering open positions, settled markets and complete trading history. Fortune Protocol describes this as a prediction market product built around aggregated access, with liquidity from outside venues brought into a common interface.
The integration comes as Polymarket has been expanding its own trading infrastructure throughout 2025. According to reports, in April, Polymarket launched CLOB v2, introducing new exchange contracts, a rewritten central limit order book backend and Polymarket USD (pUSD) as its collateral token. This upgrade was accompanied by a $1 million liquidity rewards program designed to attract market makers and deepen order books across Polymarket's event contracts. Fortune Protocol has not disclosed separate volume or liquidity figures for the Polymarket markets made available through its interface.
The focus on prediction market liquidity reflects broader industry developments in the sector. During May, Wintermute entered prediction market making, providing continuous two-way quotes across several prediction platforms as aggregate monthly trading volume across the sector had passed $20 billion. Jake Ostrovskis, Wintermute's head of OTC trading, noted there was "clear demand for these markets" but described liquidity as still early by institutional market standards. Market makers provide competing bids and offers that can reduce price gaps and make it easier for traders to execute larger positions without moving contract prices sharply.
Fortune's product represents part of a growing trend toward aggregating prediction markets across platforms. According to reports, Paradigm has been developing a prediction terminal for professional traders and market makers, designed to provide tools for analyzing and routing liquidity across on-chain and regulated prediction platforms. The project began in late 2025 and is considering an internal market-making operation and an index that could package several event markets into one product. Fortune Protocol plans to continue integrating liquidity from established prediction market venues as it builds its unified market layer.
