Polyfactual

Polyfactual combines live prediction market data with AI to give traders and developers instant research, analysis, and trading tools across Polymarket and Kalshi.

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Polyfactual AI Research Tools and API for Polymarket and Kalshi

What is Polyfactual?

Polyfactual is an AI-powered prediction market research platform with tools for Polymarket and Kalshi traders, including a Chrome extension, deep research API, email-based trading terminal, and OSINT intelligence dashboard.

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Polyfactual Overview

Polyfactual is an AI-powered research platform built for prediction market traders and developers. It pulls live data from markets like Polymarket and Kalshi, runs it through large language models, and returns structured analysis with cited sources. The goal is to cut the time between spotting a market and understanding whether it is mispriced.

The Chrome extension sits inside the Polymarket interface and generates Buy, Hold, or Avoid recommendations with confidence scores as you browse. A floating panel keeps the analysis on screen without opening a new tab, so you stay in the market while getting a second opinion.

Facts AI is the core research engine and API layer. It runs on edge infrastructure for fast responses and handles complex queries about event outcomes, always returning cited sources so you can verify the reasoning. Over 700,000 requests have been served across 12 partner integrations including PolyBrain and Poly Terminal. Developers use it to power bots, agents, and custom analysis tools.

Facts Trade is a trading terminal that requires only an email to get started. It auto-deploys a Gnosis Safe wallet on Polygon, so there are no browser extensions or gas fees to manage. Limit orders, market orders, real-time order books, and cross-chain deposits are all available in a clean interface.

FactsBase is an OSINT terminal that aggregates more than 30 live intelligence feeds, covering military activity, conflict events, and macroeconomic indicators alongside prediction market flows. A 3D globe visualization ties the feeds together, and built-in AI generates trade ideas from the combined data. Researchers tracking global events alongside market positions get the most out of it.

Facts Pro is the developer API for high-volume usage. It provides structured prediction market data, AI research endpoints, and real-time intelligence feeds with rate limiting and access controls. Teams building scanners, dashboards, or data pipelines use it as the foundation.

What separates Polyfactual from single-purpose tools is the range. Most platforms offer a chart or a feed. Polyfactual connects the research layer, the trading terminal, the OSINT dashboard, and the developer API under one product family. A trader can go from reading a news event in FactsBase to placing a limit order in Facts Trade without switching between unrelated tools. Users who tested the Chrome extension during beta reported that the team shipped suggested features quickly, including automatic bull and bear case breakdowns and plain-language arbitrage summaries.

Polyfactual Key features

  • Chrome Extension Analysis

    The extension runs inside the Polymarket interface and scrapes live market data as you browse. It generates Buy, Hold, or Avoid recommendations with confidence scores in a floating panel on each market page.

  • Facts AI Research API

    Facts AI handles complex prediction market queries, always returns cited sources, and runs on edge networks for fast responses. Over 700K requests have been served across 12 partner integrations, and developers use it to power bots, agents, and custom analysis layers.

  • Email-Based Trading Terminal

    Facts Trade lets users sign in with email only, with no browser extension or gas fees required. It auto-deploys a Gnosis Safe wallet on Polygon and supports limit orders, market orders, and cross-chain deposits.

  • OSINT Intelligence Terminal

    FactsBase pulls more than 30 open-source intelligence feeds into one view, covering military activity, conflict events, and macro indicators on a 3D globe. A built-in AI layer generates trade ideas from the combined data streams.

  • Developer API Access

    Facts Pro gives developers structured endpoints for prediction market data, AI research, and real-time intelligence. It includes rate limiting and secure access controls, and scales to high-volume usage for bots, scanners, and analytics dashboards.

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Polyfactual User Reviews

  • @curious_vii
    @curious_vii Oct 2, 2025

    been testing out the new @polyfactual chrome extension
    prediction markets are the next big thing and this makes them way easier to use
    before you go long or short on a market you can now get a quick reality check
    pulling in public info automatically through deep research agents
    super useful for research trading or just sharpening your thinking
    the team even shipped updates i suggested during beta
    like
    auto steelmanning bull bear cases
    plain language breakdown of arbitrage opportunities
    impressed with how fast they move how thoughtful the product is
    if you are curious about the intersection of ai prediction markets keep an eye on this one

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  • @KnightPredict
    @KnightPredict Apr 10, 2026

    super! Joined! a great tool

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  • @KnightPredict
    @KnightPredict Apr 14, 2026

    Just the best! you are doing a lot of useful things!

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Is Polyfactual safe & legit?

Polyfactual is built and maintained by Liminal Tech Corp, a registered entity with published terms of service and a user agreement. The project received a Polymarket grant, which indicates it passed some level of vetting by the platform itself. No credible scam reports or security breaches appear in public searches, and the individual founder names being undisclosed is common practice in crypto infrastructure projects rather than a red flag on its own.

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Polyfactual Updates

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    Texas Democrat James Talarico trades at 63.5% to win the Senate seat
    Texas hasn't elected a Democrat to the Senate since 1988. Polymarket now has one as the favorite.
    On Saturday a NYT/Siena poll put Talarico up 51 to 45 over Republican Paxton. His contract touched 67.5c that day.
    @polyfactual, a weekly podcast on Polymarket news, looked at why the market didn't take that poll at face value.
    Siena's +6 sits at the high end of the field.
    Among likely voters, Fox News has Talarico +2 and Rasmussen has him +1. The FiftyPlusOne polling average says +3.
    Then Polyfactual pulled Siena's final Texas polls against the actual results:
    - 2018 Senate: Cruz +8, won by 2.6
    - 2020 Senate: Cornyn +10, won by 9.6
    - 2022 attorney general: Paxton +6, won by 9.8
    - 2024 Senate: Cruz +4, won by 8.5
    Three of those four misses were bigger than Talarico's entire 3-point lead in the average. Wild.
    Rerun the 2024 miss and Paxton squeaks out a win. Rerun 2018 and Talarico wins by more than 8.
    One more pattern: in both midterms on that list, the party out of the White House beat Siena's number. Democrats in 2018, Paxton in 2022.
    In 2026 the party out of power is the Democrats.
    Polyfactual's read: two cases are not a rule.
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    Republicans need 3 of 7 Senate races to keep control. Democrats need 5 of them
    That math is right. It also counts Kansas as safe
    Republican control is priced at 36.5% on @trylimitless
    Republicans already have 31 seats that aren't up this year
    The 7 are Alaska, Iowa, Maine, Michigan, New Hampshire, Ohio and Texas
    Give them every race outside the 7 where they're favored, and they're at 47
    Winning 3 of the 7 gets them to 50, with Vance breaking the tie
    Run today's odds race by race, and they win 3 or more of the 7 almost half the time
    So 36.5% looks cheap
    Until you check the seats that math calls safe
    In Kansas, Roger Marshall's odds slid from 70.5% to 61.5% in a week. He's still favored, but that's about as tight as Ohio and Texas
    In Nebraska, independent Dan Osborn is at 28.5% against Pete Ricketts
    South Carolina is 84.5% Republican, not a lock
    And New Hampshire, one of those 7, is 89.5% Democratic
    Count all 35 races and Republicans average about 48 seats, 2 short of 50
    If each race moves on its own, they keep the Senate about 25% of the time
    The real Republican case is that the races move together
    One polling error in their favor could flip several races at once
    By rough math, the tighter that link, the better their odds, from about 25% up to about 40%
    36.5% sits in the upper half of that range
    Will this map move as one, or will Republicans have to win it state by state?
    1 more in this thread
    https://limitless.exchange/markets/which-party-will-win-the-senate-in-2026-1785850263367?r=WO1RWOR3R4
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    Robot financing could become a massive new onchain credit market.
    Humanoid robots will be expensive, but they’ll also be productive assets that generate cash flow and could potentially collateralize their own financing.
    @peaq is already moving in this direction with Doosan Robotics.
    @eneonomics breaks down his thesis on why financing primitives like yield-bearing stablecoins could be one of the best ways to invest in the coming robotics boom.
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    For anyone looking to participate in @papertrade_xyz, pre-deposits are now live.
    Pre-deposits allow traders deposit funds much earlier than the official launch on October 10 in order to reduce the effect of trading txn pressure on deposit time
    Incase you don’t know what Papertrade is,
    It’s basically an exchange built on top of Hyperliquid that lets you trade up to 1000x leverage in which a $1 loss can help you mine 100 $Paper, but only while the pool’s total winnings are under $2 million so the earliest losers get the most tokens
    The edge cases come from the same design. With zero fees and fills at the mid-price, the pool makes money only when traders are wrong. A group of good traders, or someone who sees prices on another venue first, can drain it and earn $Paper
    Some interesting incentives to say the least.
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    So much news and drama around how the growth of AI is suddenly going to trip over Crypto is an industry because protocols can now be easily compromised
    Which has led to panic with onchain holdings and funds, so much so that we’re seeing slight dips of BTC prices in real time
    What makes this so ironic is, if AI gets to the point where there’s so much doom for crypto,
    Then it must mean the entire Finance sector ranging across TradFi banks, stock market platforms etc are all also due for doom
    And that’s also not to talk of social platforms and government websites so if AI is coming for crypto, then it’s coming for everyone all.
    It’s that simple
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    Ares founder @morganlai was an early Pumpfun investor. Now she's building @arespro, a social trading layer for prediction markets.
    Her takeaway from memecoins: traders weren't just trading tokens. they were constantly repricing narratives and information as reality changed.
    Prediction markets turn that behavior into an explicit asset class.
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    Many prediction markets simply aren't worth trading today.
    You might spot a 3¢ edge, but with capped upside, the return isn't enough to justify the trade.
    @Lattica is currently building one of the best tools to change that. From our talk with @SteveFlanders22 and @nicsickwilly
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    A lot of people were waiting for Shayne Coplan's TOKEN2049 talk to hear anything at all about $POLY
    He said Polymarket is exploring an onchain asset that works more like a stock
    Key points from his chat with Balaji, per reports:
    >The asset would be tied to Polymarket's economics, with real utility built in. He said it's not financial advice
    >ICE, which owns the NYSE, has invested $1.6 billion in Polymarket. He said ICE is talking with regulators about putting stocks onchain
    >Sports is a big driver of new users and revenue
    He hasn't shared a name, a date or airdrop details yet
    Round two is on October 8
    It's a 20-minute fireside chat called "Polymarket: The Information Edge" on the Institutional Stage, at 11:20 a.m. Singapore time
    What are you expecting from day two: more on the asset, or the same line for a different audience?
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    So far this year, this is probably the highest mindshare speculation around the potential $Poly token by Polymarket has been
    It started by @MatthewModabber posting about how Polymarket made $9.9m in revenue vs Hyperliquid’s $2.6m, in which Shayne then quoted with having something to say about it at Token2049
    Now, with all of this in the air—Andy, founder of The Rollup, then tweeted “POLY is coming”, which further increased the speculation
    Would be very much interesting to see how this plays out
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    Talarico led 51 to 45 in Siena and still slid back to 63.5c
    He touched 67.5c that Saturday, then the gains leaked out. I think traders weighed the 1988 drought over one headline.
    A single survey nudges charts. Texas moves slower.
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    Texas hasn't elected a Democrat to the Senate since 1988
    Polymarket gives one a 63.5% chance
    On Saturday, an NYT/Siena poll put James Talarico up 51 to 45. His price touched 67.5¢ that day.
    The market didn't take the poll at face value, and the other polls show why. Siena's +6 is at the high end. Among likely voters, Fox News has Talarico up 2 and Rasmussen up 1. The FiftyPlusOne average is Talarico +3
    Now compare a 3-point lead with Siena's record in Texas Senate races, plus Paxton's own 2022 race
    Final poll vs result:
    2018 Senate: Cruz +8. He won by 2.6
    2020 Senate: Cornyn +10. He won by 9.6
    2022 attorney general: Paxton +6. He won by 9.8
    2024 Senate: Cruz +4. He won by 8.5
    Three of those four misses were bigger than Talarico's lead in the average
    Repeat the 2024 miss and Paxton wins narrowly. Repeat the 2018 miss and Talarico wins by more than 8
    In both midterms on that list, the party out of the White House beat Siena's number: Democrats in 2018, Paxton in 2022. In 2026, the party out of power is the Democrats
    Two cases are not a rule
    Is Talarico's lead real, or one normal Texas polling miss away from a Paxton win?
    1 more in this thread
    https://polymarket.com/event/texas-senate-election-winner?r=polyfactual
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    On news on Arc Chain,
    TVL on Arc just crossed $500m and a very large % of it comes from Lending protocols. No surprises as people and institutions are looking to utilize the higher APYs on stables by Circle.
    After the Lending vertical who take up a super high % of the TVL splits, the next category up are Launchpads, with @TollyLabs taking the lead in this area
    Stables spread across the chain is just around the $450m mark, with USDC accounting for most of it
    Probably the interesting trend to look at here is, there is relatively stable growth in TVL alongside Launch pads taking off which leaves quite an amount of room for upward volume growth to sustain other verticals such as memes and other trading activities
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    One big order moving the odds like this makes me pretty wary of taking the price seriously.
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    WHY PREDICTION MARKET ARE THE NEXT BIG CRYPTO NARRATIVE
    Prediction markets as the next narrative
    2021 was NFTs and DeFi farming.
    Memecoins and DEXs came after.
    The next big crypto meta? Prediction markets, where you get exposure to real-world outcomes.
    Explore @prophetmarketai today
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    Anthropic's leaked IPO prospectus showed a 2025 operating loss of more than $8 billion
    Polymarket's bankruptcy market went more than two days without a trade
    Today, its odds nearly doubled
    Reuters reported the numbers on Sep 28. Within hours, odds of an IPO this year jumped from 75.5% to 83.5%
    The bankruptcy market sat untouched, then slipped to 5.5%
    One wallet bought $44,000 of YES at about 7¢. NO holders then sold, and the price ran to 13% before settling at 10-11%
    The losses had been public for four days, and the price had fallen. Then one wallet's buying moved it. So today's 10% reflects positioning more than the prospectus.
    Anthropic ended 2025 with $20.3 billion in cash and short-term investments, per Reuters. It has raised $95 billion since. Bloomberg reported preliminary Q2 2026 revenue above $11.5 billion and positive adjusted operating income
    Against that: $518 billion in multi-year cloud, computing and infrastructure obligations, and two customers behind nearly a quarter of 2025 revenue
    On those numbers, 10% looks high
    NO at 90¢ still isn't free money
    It returns about 11% over 15 months, before fees. And under the rules, announcing a bankruptcy filing of any kind is enough for YES
    What would have to go wrong for Anthropic to announce a filing before 2028?
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