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# API Overview

Poppin puts **prediction markets** directly on your pages. With a single script, the right market shows up next to the content your users are already reading — and they can trade it without leaving your site.

**What Poppin does**

* Reads what each page is about and brings up a **relevant prediction market**
* Markets appear **automatically** — no setup per page
* Looks **native to your site** — matches your branding, not a third-party widget
* Users **trade right there** — read, tap Yes or No, done

**Who this is for**

Poppin is built for platforms that want to turn readers into participants. Common use cases:

* news and media sites
* trading and market platforms
* sports, finance, and crypto content
* any high-traffic site where people form opinions


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