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PM layer · Polymarket

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What it answers

The main Polymarket events whose question lands on an identifiable country, projected onto it: implied probability of the leading outcome, 24h volume, and recent volatility — straight onto the geography.

When to open it

  • To weigh a map of conflicts or elections against market pricing at a glance — who thinks things are getting worse where, and at what price.
  • When a geopolitical narrative gathers weight in the press: do the markets believe it yet, or not?
  • To place a mover flagged in the PM panel or in Markets: where it sits, and next to what else.

Anatomy

Switch on PM in the layer grid at top right. Each event shows up as a donut ring centered on the country concerned: a pale purple base, a brighter purple arc whose length reflects the leading market's YES probability. The Polymarket color signs the semantics on sight — this is market pricing, not operational tape.

Click one and an info card opens in the top-right corner.

How to read it

The ring on the map

ElementHow to read it
Base ringPale purple, full circle — the scale it reads against (0 to 100%).
Filled arcBrighter purple, its length proportional to the YES probability of the event's leading market. All the way round = 100%, barely there = highly unlikely.
PositionCentered on the centroid of the event's primary country. When an event spans several countries, the primary one carries the ring.

The info card (click a ring)

BlockHow to read it
HeaderPurple POLYMARKET dot, a domain chip where available (macro, geopolitical, elections, energy, trade, crypto), and the probability {N}% large on the right.
QuestionThe Polymarket question of the leading market.
VolThe market's 24h volume, in USD.
MoveRealized 24h volatility, in probability points. Shown only when it is worth showing; turns red above 5pp.
Country chipsUp to three flags + names of the countries involved.
Card footerThe event's full title.

Clicking the card opens Markets in a new tab for the detailed read (sparkline, flow, whales, 30-day history).

Controls

GestureEffect
PM toggle in the grid at top rightTurns the layer on or off.
Click a ringOpens the info card. With Fly on, the camera recenters on it. If the PM panel is open, it opens that event too.
Click empty space or EscCloses the card.
Click the info cardOpens Markets on that event.

The layer reloads automatically every 2 minutes.

Cross-check with other Hawkline features

  • A probability sitting high over a loaded geopolitical area: cross-check with ZONE, MIL, AIS — is the operational tape in line with what the market prices?
  • A wide Move on the info card: Markets for the sparkline, the direction of the flow and the 30-day history.

Keep in mind

  • One ring per event, not per market. On multi-outcome events (elections and the like), the leading outcome drives the probability shown. Outcome-by-outcome detail sits in the Markets drawer.
  • A probability is not the truth. A market at 87% YES says counterparties will pay 87¢ for $1 if YES wins. Liquidity is not information.
PM layer — Polymarket on the map | Hawkline Vision