Opinion arbitrage: fees, depth and live spreads
Opinion is a BNB Chain prediction market from Opinion Labs, launched in October 2025. It lists fewer markets than the big venues, but its macro and crypto topics overlap with Polymarket often enough to produce some of the largest spreads in the scanner.
Opinion in the latest scan
Top Opinion spreads right now
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See all Opinion spreads in the scanner ↗How Opinion works
Opinion groups markets into topics, such as a token's valuation after launch, with one child market per threshold or outcome. Each child is a YES/NO market with its own order book. The child's name on its own ("$50M", "December 31, 2026") only makes sense together with the topic, which is how the scanner matches it.
Fees and headline volume
Opinion charges takers a fee and pays rebates, but the per-market rate isn't in the public data we read. ArbSonar applies an estimate of 0.04 × P × (1 − P) per share. Check the ticket before trading.
Third-party volume figures for Opinion vary widely and some analysts have questioned them. For arbitrage, ignore headline volume and look at the order book: the size at the best ask is what limits your trade.
Where Opinion spreads come from
Most Opinion spreads pair with Polymarket on crypto launches and macro questions, where both venues list the same thresholds. Depth on Opinion is often small, so large ROI can mean only a few dollars of real profit. The scanner shows the depth-capped number.
Spreads by partner venue
Opinion questions
What is Opinion (opinion.trade)?
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Opinion is a prediction market on BNB Chain built by Opinion Labs. It launched in October 2025 and lists topics with several YES/NO child markets.
Does ArbSonar include Opinion fees?
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Yes, as an estimate: 0.04 × P × (1 − P) per share, because the per-market rate isn't in the public data. Confirm the actual fee on the order ticket.
Are Opinion volume numbers reliable?
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Reported figures vary a lot between sources and some have been questioned. For a spread, what matters is the depth at the best ask, which the scanner reads directly from the order book.