How to use Limitless

Limitless is an onchain market, so you connect a self custody crypto wallet and fund it with USDC on the Base network. Move USDC to Base by bridging or by buying it on an exchange and withdrawing on the Base network, and keep a small amount of ETH on Base to pay for transactions. Confirm the network before every transfer, because sending on the wrong network can be lost permanently.

Limitless runs on the Base network, an Ethereum layer two, and settles trades in the USDC stablecoin. You also need a small amount of ETH on Base to cover network transaction costs.

Limitless is an onchain market and is not a United States registered exchange, so access for United States users is a contested question that depends on your location and the platform terms. Check the platform terms and your local rules before funding. This is general information, not legal advice, current as of January 2026.

Limitless uses a central limit order book, so prices come from bids and asks placed by other traders rather than from a pool. Each pair of Yes and No shares is collateralized by one dollar of USDC, so a share price between one cent and ninety nine cents reads as the implied probability.

Yes. Because trading runs on an order book, you can place an order to sell your shares back into the market at the current price at any time before resolution, subject to there being enough liquidity. You can also hold to settlement, where a correct share pays one dollar and an incorrect one pays nothing.