Not every prediction can be reduced to UP or DOWN. Sometimes, the question is about choosing between several possible outcomes. That's where Sight's Categorical AMM Markets come in. Unlike its short-duration token markets, which use two opposing positions, categorical markets present a question with multiple possible answers. For example: Where will Sight Genesis open? The market could offer several price ranges: • Below $24 • $24–$28 • $28–$32 • $32–$36 • $36–$40 • $40–$48 • $48 or above Each range represents a possible outcome, but only ONE can win. Here's where it gets interesting. Users can buy shares in an outcome they believe will happen. They can also sell those shares back to the market before trading closes. The market's displayed percentages represent implied odds, and these change as people trade. If your chosen outcome wins, each winning share can be redeemed for 1 ETH-denominated share unit. If another outcome wins, your shares have no redemption value. Sight applies a 2% trading fee to AMM buys and sells. Winning claims have no additional claim fee. So, instead of simply predicting whether something goes up or down, users can take positions across several possible outcomes. Different questions require different market structures. That's an interesting part of what Sight is building. @sight_hood