Infiniti Intelligence Hourly Briefing — Oct 14, 2026 · 9:24 AM ET

Minti brings copy trading to Polymarket

Minti Markets is introducing copy trading for prediction markets, initially supporting Polymarket, according to a ZEX PR WIRE announcement published by atlanticbrief.com and datelined London, United Kingdom, Oct 14, 2026. The service targets users who want to participate without continually tracking markets and breaking news.

The approach adapts a model popularized in traditional finance and cryptocurrency trading by platforms such as eToro: users select a trader to follow rather than independently manage each trading decision. Minti applies that model to forecasters whose activity is recorded publicly on-chain.

Selecting forecasters and controlling execution

According to the announcement, Minti compiles those records so users can review leading forecasters’ histories across sports, geopolitics and economics. Its proposition shifts the user’s attention from researching individual events toward evaluating whose decisions to copy.

After a user chooses a forecaster, Minti automatically reproduces eligible positions in the user’s account, adjusting their size to the user’s budget. The announcement describes personalized budget limits and a non-custodial design under which users retain control of their wallets.

That automation is intended to operate even when users are offline—for example, when a followed forecaster trades at 3:00 AM. Users can pause copying or disconnect from a forecaster at any time, according to the announcement.

An adoption pitch, not demonstrated results

Minti presents reduced monitoring demands as a way to broaden participation in prediction markets. The supplied material does not provide adoption figures or measured results for the service. It is a promotional announcement rather than independent reporting: atlanticbrief.com states that its journalists did not write or produce it.

What it means for prediction markets

• Forecaster selection becomes central: Minti’s model asks users to assess public trading histories rather than make every event-level decision themselves.
• Execution can continue without active monitoring: Eligible positions are copied automatically within a user’s chosen budget, with Polymarket as the initial platform.
• Controls are part of the design: The announcement specifies budget caps, wallet control and the ability to stop copying; it does not establish trading outcomes.
• The adoption claim remains untested in the supplied material: Greater accessibility is Minti’s stated goal, not a demonstrated result of the launch.

Dodgers favored for Game 3

The Los Angeles Dodgers were priced at 62% to beat the Milwaukee Brewers, at 38%, in Game 3 of the NLCS on Polymarket US in the snapshot published October 14, 2026, at 9:24 AM ET. Those figures describe the market for the individual game, not the series winner.

Los Angeles returns home trailing 0-2 in the series, according to SportsLine. The Dodgers are the two-time reigning World Series champions, but the Wednesday morning pricing still makes them the favored side for Game 3 despite that deficit.

Reading the snapshot

According to SportsLine, Polymarket US participants trade event contracts with one another, with prices expressing implied probabilities. A correct outcome pays $1 per contract at settlement; an incorrect outcome pays $0, meaning the amount committed to that contract can be lost entirely.

The supplied material provides no earlier Game 3 prices or trading-volume figures. The 62%–38% split therefore establishes a point-in-time favorite, but does not show whether sentiment has shifted toward either team or how much trading supports the prices.

SportsLine presents its market coverage within a promotional page that discloses potential affiliate compensation. It also distinguishes the Polymarket US app from the global Polymarket.com platform and cautions that some sports markets may be restricted by jurisdiction.

What it means for prediction markets

• Game and series probabilities are distinct: Favoring the Dodgers in Game 3 does not establish their likelihood of overcoming a 0-2 series deficit.
• The snapshot is not a trend: Without earlier prices or volume data, there is no basis to characterize the split as momentum or a market repricing.
• Settlement and exit carry different conditions: Winning contracts pay $1, while losing contracts pay $0. According to SportsLine, selling before settlement requires another participant willing to buy.