Everyone obsesses over liquidity in prediction markets. Here’s the truth: liquidity is a second-order problem. You can’t fix it until users can actually use the product. No matter how deep the markets, if people can’t place trades, volume won’t scale. Prediction markets aren’t failing because people don’t believe in outcomes. They’re failing because the products are confusing and inaccessible. @MyriadMarkets flips this:. Frictionless interfaces make trading intuitive, accessible, and fast. UX isn’t just design. It’s the difference between theoretical liquidity and real, tradable liquidity. The biggest moat in prediction markets isn’t liquidity. It’s design. Myriad understands that liquidity follows usability. Not the other way around.