Prediction-market infrastructure, built by an operator.
Market-making systems, resolution-risk analysis, and venue integration for trading firms building on Polymarket, Kalshi, and the next wave of event exchanges. Led by Dejan Nešić, sportsbook-platform engineer turned prediction-market operator.
Designed and operates a live market-making system on Polymarket: TypeScript, maker-first execution, Kelly-capped sizing, combinatorial arbitrage detection
Recalibrated execution economics through the March 2026 fee-regime change
Research on UMA resolution mechanics and cross-venue settlement: Polymarket / Kalshi / ForecastEx
Previously: sportsbook platform engineering at MetricGaming
10+ years senior production engineering: TypeScript, Go, Vue, data pipelines
Three ways to engage
Venue Entry Audit
For desks evaluating entry. Deliverables:
Advisory Retainer
Ongoing microstructure counsel:
Build Sprints
Hands-on engineering:
Fixed-scope preferred. Proposals within 48 hours of the intro call.
Intro call
30 minutes, fit and scope. NDA on request.
Proposal in 48h
Fixed scope, fixed price where possible.
Start within two weeks
Weekly written updates. Based in Serbia (CET); daily overlap with US mornings.
Research
New research by email. No noise.
Dejan Nešić · Serbia (CET)
I'm Dejan Nešić. I spent a decade building production systems, including sportsbook platform engineering at MetricGaming, before designing and operating my own market-making system on Polymarket. The fee tables, oracle edge cases, and thin-book failure modes in my research come from operating capital in these markets, not from reading documentation. BroCode is my Serbia-registered practice; I work remotely with teams worldwide, with daily US-morning overlap.
Do you trade on behalf of clients?
No. Engineering and research consulting only: no managed trading, no performance fees.
Where are you based?
Serbia (CET). Daily overlap with US mornings; calls typically 15:00–18:00 CET.
How do engagements start?
Intro call → scoped proposal within 48 hours → start within two weeks.
Do you sign NDAs?
Yes, routinely.
What's your stack?
TypeScript and Go primarily; Python where it fits; production data pipelines and dashboards.
Availability?
Limited engagements per quarter. Current status:
Available · Q3 2026If your desk is looking at event markets, the audit pays for itself in avoided mistakes.