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# 21 Conclusion
Every major market move begins as a story before it becomes consensus.
Traditional trading platforms let users trade price. Traditional prediction markets let users trade outcomes. RobinDog aims to connect the questions that sit between them:
* Will the event happen?
* How will the story develop next?
* How will the market react?
* Whose judgment will prove correct?
RobinDog is first and foremost a narrative prediction market for equities and crypto. Prediction Markets price event probabilities. Stock Story Pages and Story Trees organize continuing narratives. Battleground turns competing views into priced sides. Conditional Impact Markets and Narrative Combo Positions let users trade how events may affect asset prices.
As more events, assets, Creators, and market probabilities connect through Story Trees, RobinDog aims to become the narrative-trading layer of Robinhood Chain.
RobinDog calls this network of connected events, conditional branches, market probabilities, and asset impacts StoryFi. Users do not need to understand StoryFi before beginning with a simple question:
What is the next big story that will move the market?
Predict the event. Follow the story. Trade the impact.\
Trade the story before it moves the market.
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