Evidence engine for prediction markets

We read the news behind the price. Nobody else does.

Prediction markets hand you a number and no reason. We read the reporting around the clock in 20+ languages, turn it into claims you can check, and show you the source behind every one — so you can decide what the price is actually worth.

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A number you cannot check is a guess wearing confidence. Ours arrives with the reporting it was built from, and with the reporting that did not survive — because what gets discarded says as much as what gets kept.

Two G7 finance ministers publicly endorsed the framework this week.

Supports YESReutersBloombergHandelsblatt · DENikkei · JA+30 more

One regional survey published this week shows a small countertrend.

Supports NOLe Monde · FR+1 more

Ministry statement asserts the measure already passed.

Discardedstate mediauncorroborated by any independent outlet

Why evidence, not a score

A high win rate is not the same as making money.

A share pays $1 if it is right and $0 if it is wrong, so the price is the break-even probability. At 90c, being right nine times in ten only breaks even — one loss takes back nine wins. That is why a hit rate sold as a headline tells you almost nothing.

TEN WINS AT 90c= $1.00ONE LOSS− $0.90

How it works

From raw news to a defensible lean

Four steps. Fully traceable. No black boxes.

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We read the news around the clock.

Our pipeline ingests online news stories 24/7 in 20+ languages - real-time and across recent weeks - so context is never stale.

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Stories become verifiable claims.

Each story is distilled into discrete, checkable claims, each pinned to its source, publication time, and language.

Claims, with sources attached.

Distill

Claims become a conservative lean.

For any Polymarket or Kalshi market, the evidence is weighed into a simple directional signal - YES lean, NO lean, or insufficient evidence - with a stated confidence.

A conservative research lean - not a tip.

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Every call is scored against reality.

When markets resolve, we compare our lean to the actual outcome and publish the track record. No cherry-picking.

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Will the G7 finance ministers endorse the new framework this quarter?

YES LEANConfidence: HighSources: 52Languages: 14Updated: 4 min ago

Cross-language coverage from primary outlets converges on a YES lean: two G7 ministers have publicly endorsed the framework, market-microstructure data shows thickening depth at the implied price tier, and the only counter-evidence is a single regional outlier survey.

Evidence for YES50 articles
Evidence for NO12 articles

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Claim drill-down

Two G7 finance ministers publicly endorsed the framework this week.

Sources

ReutersEN2026-06-13 09:42 UTCPrimary report on the joint statement.
BloombergEN2026-06-13 10:15 UTCConfirms the endorsement and adds market reaction.
HandelsblattDE2026-06-13 11:02 UTCCorroborating coverage in German financial press.
Les ÉchosFR2026-06-13 11:18 UTCCorroborating coverage in French financial press.
NikkeiJA2026-06-13 12:30 UTCAsia-Pacific market-pricing context.
Financial TimesEN2026-06-13 13:05 UTCAnalysis piece highlighting the policy shift.
El PaísES2026-06-13 13:48 UTCIberian press confirmation with regional framing.
South China Morning PostEN2026-06-13 14:11 UTCHong Kong angle on the joint statement.

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Our measured record lives behind sign-in, next to the sample size it was computed from. It is not a marketing number, so this page does not quote one.

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We do not claim to forecast better than the price, because when we measured it we did not. What the evidence is good for is telling you when a price rests on almost nothing — a thin book, one account, or resolution wording that can settle against a reading most people would call correct.

FAQ

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Is this financial advice?

No. MarketClaims is a research tool. Our leans are evidence summaries, not recommendations to trade. We place no trades and hold no funds.

What exactly is a “claim”?

A discrete, checkable statement extracted from a news story - pinned to its source, publication time, and language - that bears on a market's resolution criteria.

Where does the evidence come from?

Online news coverage monitored 24/7 in 20+ languages, spanning real-time stories and recent-weeks context. Every claim links to its source.

Why is the signal “conservative”?

When evidence is thin or conflicting, we say so - the verdict can be “insufficient evidence.” We'd rather abstain than overreach.

How do I know the track record is honest?

Calls are timestamped before resolution and graded against actual outcomes - hits and misses both published.

Do you connect to wallets or exchange accounts?

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Which markets are supported?

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Will this make me money?

We don't promise that, and you should be wary of anyone who does. We promise sourced evidence and an honest scorecard.

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