Liquidiction is a prediction market interface built directly on Hyperliquid.
Most prediction market products are their own island: their own book, their own custody, their own settlement committee. Liquidiction is the opposite. Markets are HIP-4 outcome coins that live on Hyperliquid's own order book, settled by the protocol against Hyperliquid's own mark price. There is no separate venue and no separate ledger.
That choice drives everything else about the product.
It is non-custodial by construction, and that is a hard constraint rather than a preference. We never hold user funds. Every order is signed by the user's own wallet and rests on Hyperliquid. There is no deposit, no withdrawal queue, and no balance we control. When we evaluated multi-leg parlays we ruled them out entirely, because the only honest way to build them required custody.
Because settlement is the protocol's rather than a committee's, resolution is not a trust question. The same mark price that settles the contract is the one anyone can read live. That is a claim a human-resolved market structurally cannot make.
What is live today:
A market browser organised by asset and by competition, with live underlying spot and distance to strike on every card, so you can see what the contract is actually pricing rather than just an abstract percentage.
A trade slip that lets you assemble several positions and review them together before signing, with per-leg sizing.
A full perps surface alongside the prediction markets, including subaccount switching and portfolio margin, so a trader is not bouncing between two products to manage one book.
A live sports terminal that pairs the in-progress game with its tradeable market.
A permanent settled-market archive. Every resolved market keeps a real page rather than returning a 404, with the settlement outcome recorded. If you traded it, it still exists.
An order receipt built like a thermal sportsbook ticket, capturing exactly what you signed at the moment you signed it.
A points programme rewarding real activity, with holder and streak recognition.
An MCP server, so an AI agent can query live odds, books, trades and settlements directly.
The engineering emphasis is on the parts users never see. Order-level and fill-level history is reconciled against the chain rather than inferred, so volume and attribution numbers are measured rather than estimated. Settlement marks are captured live every minute, because the settlement basis cannot be reconstructed after the fact once the moment passes. Rate budgets against the upstream exchange are metered rather than assumed.
It has been live on Hyperliquid mainnet since May 2026.
Go to liquidiction.xyz and connect a wallet. There is no account to create and no email to hand over. Your wallet is the login.
You will need USDC on Hyperliquid to trade. If your funds are on another chain, the bridge at /funds moves them across and pre-stages them as USDC on Hyperliquid, so you land ready to trade rather than one more step away from it.
Browse from the home page or /explore. Markets are grouped by asset and by competition, and each card shows the live underlying price and how far it sits from the strike, so you can read the market at a glance.
Open a market to see the full book, the price history and recent activity. Pick a side, choose your size, and confirm. The order is signed by your wallet and rests on Hyperliquid's book. You get a receipt showing exactly what was submitted.
To build several positions at once, add them to the slip with the plus control on any row and review the whole set before committing, sizing each leg independently.
Track everything at /portfolio: open positions, live PnL, and what is locked in resting orders.
For perps, /perps has the same book with charts, and lets you switch to a Hyperliquid subaccount if you keep your trading separated.
During live games, /live pairs the game state with its market so you can follow and act in one place.
When a market settles, the protocol resolves it against Hyperliquid's mark price and your position pays out automatically. Nothing to claim, and the market keeps a permanent page you can return to.