How to create a PAMM prediction market, what creators earn, risk profile, and why PAMM is the best bootstrappable liquidity model for spinning up markets fast.
As a PAMM market creator, you are the house. Your capital deposit becomes the market’s liquidity backbone. You don’t receive tokens — your collateral IS the pool. This page covers everything a creator needs to know.
Every trade has a 1% take fee that stays inside the reserve. This grows R over time without minting additional tokens. Since your economic exposure is tied to what remains in R after settlement, every trade makes the reserve slightly deeper — benefiting you.After 100 trades averaging 1,000 USDC each:
Take fees accumulated: ~980 USDCThis is now part of R, increasing your claim on remaining reserve.
A separate 1% protocol fee is collected on every trade and sent to the FeeManager contract. After the market’s end time, this fee pool is split 50/50 between you and the protocol.
Both sides trade roughly equally. Fees accumulate. After settlement, the losing side’s collateral partially remains in the reserve. You recover your deposit plus profit.
Balanced market, 10K initial, YES wins: Reserve grew to 20,200 from trading + fees YES holders claim 18,000 Remaining: 2,200 → creator claims Net: -10,000 + 2,200 + 400 (protocol fees) = -7,400Wait — in this scenario the creator still loses? Let's be precise.
The math depends on the exact ratio. Here’s the honest breakdown:
Order books require active market makers placing bids and asks. PAMM provides continuous liquidity algorithmically. Traders can buy and sell 24/7 without anyone on the other side.
You earn fees on every single trade — both the protocol fee split and the take fees that compound in the reserve. This is passive income from market activity.