Signet

£100 on the biotech merger?

Fair odds with tighter spreads than I’ve seen elsewhere. Just wish there were more mid-size corporate event markets like this one.

Super Bowl live win probability chart updated per-play—built a $120 halftime model off their real-time data.

Signet verification wanted proof of address and holdings statement—annoying for £30 trades but understandable.

Deposit cleared in 18 minutes once approved. Would help if they cached documents for future withdrawals though.

KYC asked for employment proof even on crypto deposits.

Annoying but verification completed in 22 minutes. Would’ve missed the early move on the PM resignation otherwise.

Bank transfer took 3 hours to hit my account before the BoE decision.

Faster options exist but minimums are too high for small timers like me.

Signet's Bitcoin $60k year-end market specified 'CME close December 31' - crucial since exchanges differ.

My $150 position paid 0.82x when it settled at $58,440. One suggestion: highlight settlement source more prominently in mobile view.

Signet covers 83% more Super Bowl props than standard books based on my tracking.

Missing some niche coaching change markets though—would pay for expanded NFL coaching trees.

Grammy markets had tighter spreads than crypto platforms I usually use.

$20 test bet executed at better odds than I'd expect for a small stake.

Friend pointed me here for Grammy odds.

Put €1000 on best album winner. Lines marginally better than other places I checked - execution was clean, no issues.

Decent selection but could use more weather markets beyond hurricanes.

$20 on rainfall totals was straightforward though. Signet resolves cleanly.

Ethereum upgrade market was easy to spot on the homepage.

Won big but had to dig through three menus to find similar opportunities. Interface could be more intuitive.

Found a niche court ruling market on Signet after browsing for 15 minutes.

Put £750 on the less popular outcome and won. Would rate higher if search filters were more flexible—some obscure markets still hard to locate.

Signet processed the CEO resignation payout faster than most - funds arrived overnight.

But I’ve seen quicker resolutions for political markets, so minus one star for inconsistency. Still, no complaints about the actual settlement amount.

Signet’s mobile charts load faster than my brokerage app ever did.

Only gripe is no candle views on the weather markets.

Signet took 30 minutes to verify my $30 deposit for the obscure court ruling market—slow compared to brokerages but smoother than expected.

Order execution is generally fine but liquidity varies wildly by event type.

World Cup group stage markets had tight spreads, while less mainstream events sometimes show 2-5% gaps between bid/ask. Wouldn't recommend large block orders unless you're trading blue-chip political or sports markets.

Tried a $60 position on an IPO date - took 3 minutes to fill at mid-market.

Signet lacks iceberg orders but has enough depth for retail sizes. Still, would love to see more analytical tools alongside the order book.

Signet charts lack Fibonacci tools I use for $80 political trades.

But the volume heatmaps beat three brokerages I track - spotted unusual activity before the minister resigned.

Signet fills IPO date orders reliably if you stay inside the spread.

Mid-market liquidity hovers around $5k—enough for retail traders but institutions would struggle. Their matching engine prevented my limit orders from getting picked off during volatile updates.

Bank deposits clear overnight but crypto arrives in minutes.

Need more clarity on fee structures—had to dig through help docs to confirm stablecoin withdrawals cost nothing but wire transfers have a €1 minimum.