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This guide helps you create one small strategy and test it with Simulate. You do not need to use real funds.

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What you will build

You will create a strategy with one rule and one action:
When the price condition is met, buy the YES or NO side you selected.
The exact market can change over time. Miramarket currently supports Polymarket. Choose an active market you understand and read its resolution rules before adding it.

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1. Open the builder

Go to app.miramarket.org.
  1. The top bar includes New Strategy, Share, Simulate, the run menu, and Sign in.
  2. Use Condition and Market in the left panel to find nodes.
  3. The canvas is where the strategy appears.
This guide builds a strategy node by node. If you would rather start from a ready-made pattern, use Strategy templates instead and come back here for how each piece works.

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2. Choose a market and side

Open the Market tab. Use Trending, a category filter, or the search box to find a market. Some cards contain several named outcomes. First select the named outcome you mean. Then select YES or NO for that outcome. Selecting a side prepares the card; click the card to add it to the canvas, or drag it to choose its position. See Grouped events and NegRisk markets for a detailed explanation. Check the market question, the named outcome, the selected side, and the displayed price before continuing.

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3. Add a price condition

Open the Condition tab and choose Price Condition. A condition tells the strategy when to act. Click the card to add it at the current position, or drag it onto the canvas to place it precisely. For a first strategy, use a simple threshold such as “price is greater than 50¢.” Configure the market, side, comparison, and threshold in the condition node. Make sure the condition watches the market and side you intend.

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4. Add the market action

Return to Market. Choose the market and side again, then click or drag its card onto the canvas. Place it after the condition. The action is what the strategy does when its condition is met. A single action uses a 100% allocation by default. If you add multiple actions to the same decision, review their allocations so they total 100%.

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5. Read the canvas before you run

Check each node in order:
  1. The condition names the price, time, or result that the strategy checks.
  2. The action names the market outcome, Hold, or Wallet destination that follows.
  3. The allocation shows how the available amount is divided between actions.
If the strategy is not what you meant, edit the node or use New Strategy to start a fresh draft.

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6. Run a simulation

Click Simulate. A simulation run does not place real trades. It validates the strategy and starts a simulated run. Review the market, side, condition, and allocation first. A simulation follows the settings you gave it; it cannot tell you whether those settings match your intent.

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What next

The live builder and Run Live are available. Before using real funds, read Simulation and Live Runs. Signing in and adding funds does not start a live run, and execution or fills are not guaranteed. Try Strategy templates for ready-made patterns, read Strategy builder overview to understand the canvas, Strategy builder nodes for every available node, or Markets and outcomes to choose a side correctly.