A YES share trading at $0.42 is a digital option. Its price is a probability — and a delta. Its resolution date is an expiry. Its value decays toward 0 or 1 as the question gets answered, which is theta by another name. Professional options traders have run this exact playbook for decades; prediction markets just renamed the parts.

The native Polymarket interface doesn't trade it that way. There are no stops, no resting risk orders, no portfolio view of what your book does when three correlated markets resolve in the same week. If you carry real size, you babysit positions by hand or you carry risk you can't see.

The Pro Trader Workstation closes that gap. It ships on the HFT Elite tier and treats every binary market as what it is: an option with a known expiry, an order book, and a vol history.

Orders that watch the market for you

The workstation adds the order types a desk takes for granted — stop, stop-limit, trailing stop, OCO, and bracket — on top of plain market and limit entries with full time-in-force flags (GTC, GTD, IOC, FOK).

These aren't client-side scripts that die when you close the tab. Conditional orders rest server-side: our watcher subscribes to the live price feed, evaluates your trigger on every tick, and fires through the same production execution path as a manual order — 24/7, while you sleep. Trailing stops persist their high-water mark, so even a server restart can't reset your protection.

A worked example: you buy YES at $0.42 and bracket it — take-profit at $0.54, stop at $0.36. Whichever leg fills first cancels the other. Your downside is defined the moment you enter, exactly like a bracket on a futures terminal.

Risk you can actually see

The Risk dashboard computes per-position delta (directional exposure) and theta (daily decay toward resolution) across your whole book, marks everything against live prices, flags concentration by event and category, and shows a catalyst calendar of upcoming resolutions. A what-if panel lets you drag any market's price and watch your portfolio PnL move before the market does.

Finding the trade

Four screeners scan the whole exchange around the clock — not just the markets you have open:

IV-rank — which markets are noisy or quiet relative to their own history (realized-vol percentile over rolling 30-day windows);
Theta harvest — near-certain markets still paying a few cents to expiry;
Mispricing / spread — the tightest and widest books right now;
Whale activity — large prints from the public tape, as they happen.

Every row links straight into the trade view: chart, depth ladder, time & sales, and a one-click ticket.

Multi-leg, with rollback

The spread builder submits up to eight legs as one ticket. Legs fire sequentially with terminal-fill confirmation, and if a leg fails, the workstation automatically unwinds the legs that already filled — you get a clean rolled_back status instead of a half-built position you discover at resolution.

The honest roadmap

Live today: everything above. Coming next: cross-market conditional triggers (fire an order on market A when market B moves) and the event-pin portfolio stress test. HFT Elite subscribers get new workstation features automatically as they land — no re-upgrade, no add-ons.

Who it's for, and what it costs

The workstation ships on HFT Elite: $149 for your first month, then $249/month, with a 0.30% per-trade fee — alongside the tier's mempool-speed copy trading, auto-claim, and 100 active configs.

Take the full tour at polyzig.com/workstation, or jump straight to upgrading your account. Your stops will be awake at 4 a.m. even if you aren't.