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Polyscout continues to evolve and expand. Below is a preview of what is coming next.

A Better Interface and a Richer Experience

Right now the bot keeps things simple with inline buttons and quick replies, but the next version will look and feel very different. We are building a more immersive UI inside Telegram itself using mini app components. The goal is to let you see live trades on a chart, watch the order flow, review your results visually, and navigate markets with more context instead of just tapping commands.

Alongside that, we are working on a full web app that mirrors everything Polyscout does in Telegram but with more space to breathe. Think real time charts, faster navigation, cleaner market browsing, and easier access to account history. The Telegram bot will stay the quickest way to place trades on the go, but the web app will become the command center for anyone who wants a more complete dashboard..

Expanding Features and Adding More Markets

The first version of Polyscout focuses on simple Up and Down trades for the top crypto coins, but that is only the starting point. As the community grows, we want to broaden the range of assets you can trade. Coins like ADA, SHIB, and others with strong activity are obvious candidates. If Polymarket supports them natively, we can plug them in right away. If not, we are open to building our own settlement layer or lightweight smart contract module so we are not limited by external timelines.

We also plan to introduce leverage. The idea is to give users the ability to increase exposure without turning the experience into something complicated. Leverage should feel optional, controlled, and fully transparent, not the usual mess you see on trading apps.

As the bot matures, we are keeping an eye on larger possibilities. If Polyscout grows into a proper ecosystem, a token might make sense one day. It could tie into things like leaderboards, early adopter perks, or rewards that extend beyond the referral system. Nothing promised and nothing to hype — just acknowledging that this is crypto, and if we keep delivering real features instead of empty talk, a token could become logical later on.

AI and the MCP Layer

AI is the obvious next frontier. Trading tools without AI baked in will feel outdated very fast, and we want Polyscout to be on the right side of that shift. Since we already pull real time market data from Polymarket and run our own trading automation, the next move is to connect everything to an MCP server so any large language model can talk directly to Polyscout.

This will open the door for a few powerful features:

  • You will be able to chat with Polyscout about live odds, upcoming markets, and your own trading history.

  • Data queries will happen in real time, not through static charts.

  • Traders will be able to build simple predictive models using natural language that the bot turns into code behind the scenes.

  • Over time, everyone will have a small, personalized engine that can analyze markets, spot patterns, and generate Up or Down signals based on live data.

The long-term idea is to position Polyscout as part of the infrastructure layer, not just another bot. If developers want to build on top of our execution flow, they should be able to. AI plus MCP makes that possible.

Building Together

Polyscout will keep evolving as the community grows. The beta phase gives us the data we need to understand what people actually use, what they ignore, and what they want next. The fees collected during this stage help fund real development, and the feedback from early users shapes the order in which we build things.

We are not trying to guess what the market wants. We will build fast, improve often, and let usage guide the priority list. Whether it is better charts, more markets, leverage, or deeper AI tools, the direction will come from the people trading with the bot.

The long term goal is straightforward: make Polyscout the easiest place to trade Up and Down markets, give users powerful tools that stay simple on the surface, and grow into an infrastructure layer other projects can plug into. If the community stays with us and the product keeps proving itself, the rest will fall into place naturally.

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