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# About Robin Markets

Robin Markets is the capital efficiency layer for prediction markets. Our V1 product allows traders to stake their outcome tokens from platforms like Polymarket and earn passive income. Instead of sitting idle until market resolution, funds are deployed into DeFi to generate yield during the market lifecycle without compromising exposure to the underlying event or introducing additional liquidation risk to stakers.

Robin bridges prediction markets and DeFi, transforming unproductive open interest into yield-bearing collateral and making markets capital-efficient, liquid, and composable.


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