Limitless is an onchain prediction market on Base, known for hourly and daily crypto and stock price markets. It is NOT open to US traders: we cover it for context and for readers elsewhere, not as a US option.
Limitless is not available to traders in the United States. Its terms of service, updated September 15, 2026, say trading is not available to users from the United States, China, or the Canadian provinces of Ontario and Alberta. If you’re in the US, it isn’t an option, and it doesn’t appear in our US ranking. For US-legal platforms, see our ranking of the best prediction market sites or Polymarket alternatives.
Limitless is a prediction market built on Base, Coinbase’s Ethereum layer-2 network. You trade with USDC from a self-custody wallet. Its markets are mostly short-dated: hourly, daily and weekly questions on crypto prices, stocks and macro events, with some sports and esports markets too.
| Limitless, as of October 2026 | |
|---|---|
| Who can trade | Not the US, China, Ontario or Alberta; access fully blocked from sanctioned regions |
| Chain and collateral | Base; USDC |
| Markets | Hourly, daily, weekly and custom: crypto, stocks, macro, some sports and esports |
| Maker fee | None; daily USDC rewards for market makers |
| Taker fee | Dynamic: 0.40%–3.00% on buys, 0.42%–1.50% on sells; AMM markets 0.40% |
| Regulation | Not a regulated exchange; US affiliate’s CFTC application pending since May 2026 |
| Audits | ChainSecurity audit of the upstream Polymarket contracts; no Limitless-specific audit found |
In 2026 an affiliate, Limitless Markets US, LLC, applied to the CFTC to become a designated contract market, and the CFTC lists that application as pending. Until it’s approved and launched, US traders can’t legally use Limitless. We’ll update this review if that changes.
For eligible traders, Limitless offers fast, cheap, transparent markets with no maker fees. But it’s unregulated, its own code changes aren’t covered by a published audit, and its taker fee curve isn’t published as a formula. Treat it as an early-stage, crypto-native venue.
Score reflects our methodology. Eligibility is set by Limitless’s own terms. Not financial or betting advice.
No. Limitless's terms of service (updated September 15, 2026) say trading is not available to users from the United States, China, or the Canadian provinces of Ontario and Alberta. Its US affiliate, Limitless Markets US, LLC, has applied to the CFTC to become a designated contract market; as of October 2026 that application is pending.
Makers pay nothing. Takers pay a dynamic fee: 0.40% to 3.00% when buying and 0.42% to 1.50% when selling, per its docs, which say the curve isn't published as a formula. AMM markets charge a flat 0.40%.
It's an unregulated, onchain venue. Its docs point to ChainSecurity's audit of the upstream Polymarket exchange contracts it forked, but say Limitless's own changes aren't covered by that audit. We found no Limitless-specific audit report.
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