PM.WIKI
A community-built directory that catalogs prediction market platforms, tools, and infrastructure in one searchable reference.
PM.Wiki Prediction Markets Directory, Tools and Research Hub
What is PM.WIKI?
pm.wiki is a community-run directory that lists and compares prediction market platforms, tools, and infrastructure, with reviews, guides, and structured data for traders, developers, and researchers.
Ready to try PM.WIKI?
Open the official site and get started in a few clicks.
PM.WIKI Overview
pm.wiki is a community-maintained directory for prediction markets. It lists hundreds of platforms, tools, and infrastructure projects in one place, so traders and researchers do not have to piece together information from scattered forums and project pages.
The directory covers a wide range, from core trading venues like Polymarket and Kalshi to supporting infrastructure such as oracles, orderbooks, liquidity mechanisms, analytics dashboards, and market creation tools. Each entry includes key details and user reviews, which helps visitors compare options without visiting every project individually.
Active traders use it to find specialized tools and weigh their options quickly. Developers building bots or oracles browse it to spot integrations and see what already exists. Researchers pull from the structured data section for historical datasets and rankings. Newcomers read the learn guides, which explain how prediction markets work, their legal status by region, fee comparisons, and referral calculators.
Navigation works through categories and tags. Sections cover areas like arbitrage, artificial intelligence, decentralized finance, social markets, sports, bridges, and venture capital projects. A search bar and popular tags let users reach specific entries fast.
Anyone can submit a new project or update an existing entry, which keeps the catalog growing without relying on a single editorial team. The community has already praised specific features, including the Polymarket airdrop calculator, which one trader called "all the alpha," and the discovery function that surfaces new analytics tools before they gain wider attention.
What separates pm.wiki from a generic crypto directory is its focus. Every listing connects to prediction markets specifically, so the context stays relevant whether you are evaluating a Polymarket analytics tool or researching a forecasting infrastructure project. The editorial articles and data section add depth beyond raw listings, making it useful for both quick lookups and longer research sessions.
PM.WIKI Key features
-
Project Directory
The directory lists hundreds of prediction market platforms, tools, and infrastructure projects, each with a searchable profile covering key details and user reviews.
-
Categorized Navigation
Entries are grouped into sections such as oracles, orderbooks, forecasting tools, and social markets, so users can go straight to the category they need.
-
Educational Guides
A learn section covers how prediction markets work, their legal status across regions, fee comparisons, and a calculator for referral earnings.
-
Structured Research Data
A dedicated data section provides historical datasets, rankings, and analytical references for researchers and analysts studying market accuracy or trends.
-
Community Contributions
Anyone can add projects, submit updates, or expand existing entries, so the directory stays current through collective input rather than a single editorial team.
PM.WIKI User Reviews
-
I do love the wiki calculator, it has all the alpha
View on X ↗
https://pm.wiki/learn/polymarket-airdrop?volume=199000&age=6&markets=20&ref=1&reinvest=1&diverse=1#airdrop-calculator -
Thanks for adding us! 🙏 TruestEdge answers the question every serious trader asks but nobody measures: do you actually have edge, or just got lucky? Polymarket + Kalshi, completely free.
View on X ↗ -
Great
View on X ↗
Is PM.WIKI safe & legit?
PM.WIKI is an independent, community-run directory with no known founders or corporate backing. It handles no user funds or personal data, has no reported scams or complaints, and its X account posts transparently with verified status. No red flags are known, though users should cross-check critical details against primary project sources since accuracy depends on community contributors.
X account intel @PredMarketWiki
-
Based in Norway
-
Joined X August 2023 3 years ago
-
Username changes 4 renames last on Feb 23, 2026
-
Signup source Web
Public profile signals from X. Use as one input alongside other due-diligence.
Security scan checked Sep 29, 2026
- Google Web Risk Not flagged
- MetaMask Not flagged
- Phantom Not flagged
- ScamSniffer Not flagged
- EtherAddressLookup Not flagged
- Keplr Wallet Not flagged
Domain pm.wiki checked against Google's lists of unsafe sites and public crypto wallet blacklists.
PM.WIKI Updates
-
A Polymarket “insider” screen picked up 2,070 wallets with win rates above 75%.
1,888 of them had placed just one qualifying bet.
Vultax tested a screening rule that flags at least $2,500 wagered within an hour on outcomes priced at 35¢ or less.
Across 113,863 qualifying bets, traders lost $53.6M after fees. Keeping only the winners produced impressive records, but 91% of the selected wallets were simply one-for-one.
The chart shows how differently those bets performed by category. Before fees, every $100 staked returned roughly $117 in politics, $98 in sports, and just $4 in Fed-rate markets.
This doesn’t rule out insider trading. It shows why a big winning bet and a perfect win rate need more context before anyone calls them evidence.
Research updated September 23; trades covered January 2025–April 2026.
- 8 likes
- 146 views
-
JUST IN: Odds President Trump formally renames AI by Sep. 30 surge ahead of his "unspecified announcement" from the Oval Office today.
35% chance.
- 27 replies
- 11 reposts
- 110 likes
- 48.3K views
-
🆕 New project added to the prediction markets wiki
Narrative
@narrativexyz is a perpetual information market for trading evolving topics without a fixed expiry.
Trade long or short attention-index markets indefinitely. ⚡️
1 more in this thread
Learn more on the Wiki
https://pmwisdom.com/projects/narrative- 1 replies
- 9 likes
- 226 views
-
JUST IN: BoE Deputy Governor says the UK is in a period of "higher and longer-lasting inflation"
- 18 replies
- 15 reposts
- 103 likes
- 24.6K views
-
🆕 New project added to the prediction markets wiki
Opinion
@opinionlabsxyz is a prediction-market platform built on BNB Chain.
Trade views on real-world outcomes, from macro signals to news-driven events. ⚡️
1 more in this thread
Learn more on the Wiki
https://pmwisdom.com/projects/opinion- 1 replies
- 11 likes
- 300 views
-
Kalshi’s temperature markets beat the strongest individual public weather forecast in six of seven US cities, according to a new study.
Researcher Alexander Crosier compared forecasts drawn from market prices with public weather models across 7,590 city-days.
One hour into trading, the market’s forecast error was about 10% lower than the National Blend of Models. Its lead continued overnight into the day it was predicting.
Traders could already read those public forecasts. The finding suggests prices were adding information beyond what any single forecast offered.
That makes weather markets worth watching even without placing a bet.
The September 21 preprint covers data through August 12. In the chart, lower error means a better forecast: purple is Kalshi, green is the public model.
- 4 replies
- 11 reposts
- 42 likes
- 115.3K views
-
THIS GUY JUST MADE $19K FOR HIS COPY TRADERS
If you started following him after my post, just check your wallets.
He simply doubled the bankroll of every copy trading without even knowing it.
His profile: [https://polymarket.com/@mrcoolside?via=dexter-molu]
Btw those who used my wallet detection bot found him first.
My free scanner is analyzing each Polymarket wallet 24/7 and automatically alerts about best finsings.
Access: [https://t.me/detectordex]
All proofs attached below.
W!- 8 replies
- 1 reposts
- 23 likes
- 3.1K views
-
Bitcoin moves just before your five-minute bet settles, then reverses seconds later. Your loss still stands.
Researchers studying Polymarket found spot trading surged near settlement, then partially reversed. The pattern was much weaker in fifteen-minute contracts.
The authors interpret this as evidence of traders pushing Bitcoin’s price to influence the payout.
The chart shows trading clustered around settlement on the left and the reversal afterward on the right.
You could be betting against someone trying to move the price your contract settles on.
- 3 replies
- 3 reposts
- 13 likes
- 284 views
-
Kalshi odds can now trigger trades outside Kalshi.
Public’s AI agents can watch prediction market probabilities and act when they hit conditions you set. That could mean buying or selling a stock or bond without ever touching the YES or NO contract itself.
You set the rules and approve them first. After that, the agent watches the market and executes when the condition is met.
Someone can now trade on Kalshi’s odds without buying a contract. But if those odds give a bad signal, the resulting stock or bond trade can lose money too.
- 1 reposts
- 9 likes
- 785 views
-
JUST IN: OpenAI's rogue AI agents probed 3 US government websites
- 40 replies
- 38 reposts
- 303 likes
- 37.7K views
-
Failed product -> power tech
Polymarket monthly earning increase after us launch .
Monthly 80M$ 👀
Respect to the team
And recently they raise 1B$
Pre sale 5M$ worth token
Each token 15.5$
Where valuation is 21B$
They are going to launch a L1 with low fees for fast transaction
Actually they need it for prediction & perps
The question is polymarket toekn this year ?
- 6 replies
- 1 reposts
- 22 likes
- 967 views
-
This dude treats Polymarket like a bond
In 2 months, he’s made $22.5K without making a single prediction
He just deposited $3.7M and split it across two opposite outcomes
That puts him at #7197 in overall PnL rn
Outperforming over 3.1M users by doing absolutely nothing
His profile: https://polymarket.com/@rjfgugh?via=leshuk
- 28 replies
- 3 reposts
- 56 likes
- 5.6K views
-
🆕 New project added to the prediction markets wiki
Seer
@SeerMarkets is a permissionless prediction-market protocol on Gnosis and Ethereum.
Trade binary, categorical, scalar, and futarchy markets with Kleros-powered dispute resolution. ⚡️
1 more in this thread
Learn more on the Wiki
https://pmwisdom.com/projects/seer- 2 replies
- 1 reposts
- 13 likes
- 401 views
-
Trump said he was renaming AI super intelligence. Buying YES on that headline could still lose you money.
Polymarket’s Trump renames AI by September 30?contract specifically excludes speeches, interviews and social posts. It requires a signed executive order, proclamation or presidential memorandum adopting the new name or directing the government to adopt one.
The odds climbed above 50% on September 22. They’re at 31% in this September 25 snapshot, with over $272,000 traded.
Anyone buying YES now is betting on a signed action before the deadline. The announcement has already happened. The paperwork is what this contract pays for.
- 3 replies
- 10 likes
- 299 views
-
NY Attorney General Letitia James is suing Polymarket US
If she wins it's the end for Polymarket
she wants :
- Polymarket blocked from operating in NY
- all gains forfeited !! (as in they refund their lifetime profits)
- full refund of user losses
- fines up to 3× their total profits
Polymarket operate under NY jurisdiction, so even if they moved they would still have to pay the fines, which would mean bankruptcy.
The crux of the issue is the legal classification of Polymarket :
> CTFC believes Prediction Markets are selling financial derrivates, therefor they must be regulated by them at the federal level
> NY believes they are a sports gambling platform, therefore they should regulated them at the state level
There is an argument to be made especially following Polymarket's pivot towards Sports but this is first and foremost a politically motivated prosecution
Letitia James is a known anti-crypto Democrat that already sued KuCoin, Celsius, Gemini and Tether
Polymarket has the cover of the Trump aligned CFTC for now but they will be in trouble when democrats take back power.
especially considering the wash trading accusation recently brought forward by @TheFatMbappe that could be used against them
They need to IPO fast before Republicans lose power if they want to exit on top
- 16 replies
- 2 reposts
- 32 likes
- 17.6K views
-
only 2 people make money during a crypto hack
the first one is the hacker
you know who the second one is
- 17 replies
- 1 reposts
- 51 likes
- 2.2K views
PM.WIKI Reviews & Comments
No reviews yet. Be the first to share your experience.
PM.WIKI alternatives
Other Polymarket tools that do a similar job. Compare and pick what fits your workflow.
-
Compare
Pizzint Watch
Tracks pizza shop foot traffic near the Pentagon and pairs it with live Polymarket odds a…
-
Compare
Ember
Traders who want a second opinion on Polymarket odds get daily AI probability assessments…
-
Compare
Poly Prediction
Traders who want context behind Polymarket prices get AI-driven analysis that connects li…
-
Compare
Forecast AI
Seven specialized agents feed a Consensus Engine that turns market signals into calibrate…
Recommended reading
In-depth guides for Research — get more out of tools like PM.WIKI.
-
Beginners
Polymarket Weather Markets: A Data-First Trading Guide
Learn how to trade Polymarket weather markets with a repeatable workflow: read the station rules, stack ECMWF and METAR forecasts…
8 min read -
Market News
Top 20 Polymarket Influencers And Traders to Follow on X (2026)
A ranked guide to 20 Polymarket influencers on X. Find data analysts, political sharps, and niche traders who share their reasoni…
6 min read
Ready to try PM.WIKI?
Open the official site and get started in a few clicks.
Leave a comment