# Browse Markets

## Finding Markets

Use the in-bot commands like `/markets` or the search function to browse events. Additionally, you can use the 'Search' function by entering a keyword to find any open markets.

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Here's how to browse and find markets:

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Tap **Markets** in the main menu to open the browser — explore curated categories like:

* 🔥 Trending
* 🌍 World
* 🏛️ Politics
* ⚽ Sports
* 📈 Elections
* 💻 Tech
* 💰 Finance
* 🪙 Crypto
* 🎭 Culture
* 🔍 Economic
* and more!
* Use the **Trending** button for the hottest markets right now.
* Tap **Search** in the menu, then type any keyword (e.g., "Trump", "Bitcoin", "Super Bowl", "Fed") — the bot instantly shows matching open markets with live odds, volume, and quick Yes/No trade buttons.
* For even faster access, type **/markets** at any time to jump straight to the markets browser.


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