About PMI

About PMI

PMI is a research site for prediction market events. It helps readers compare contracts, rules, and timing across platforms.

What PMI is

PredictionMarketsInsights (PMI) is a research site for prediction market events. PMI helps readers compare event coverage, contract rules, deadlines, and market structure across platforms.

What PMI does

PMI collects public market information, groups related contracts, and publishes event and market pages for research. Each page aims to make cross-platform differences easier to inspect.

PMI shows prices, liquidity, and contract terms as observed snapshots. PMI also links back to the source platform for the original market page and rules.

What PMI does not do

PMI does not run a prediction market. PMI does not execute trades, hold funds, or place orders on your behalf.

PMI is not investment, trading, legal, or tax advice. You must verify the current source rules and prices before you act.

Methodology

PMI treats an event as one prediction question. Different questions stay on different event pages, even when they are close in topic.

PMI compares contracts by reading platform terms, deadlines, and outcome structure. When platforms frame the same question differently, PMI keeps those differences visible instead of hiding them.

Data freshness and delay

PMI is not a live trading feed. Public prices and liquidity are snapshots that can lag behind the source platform.

Use the source timestamp, the PMI observed time, and the source platform page before you rely on a market state.

Platform coverage

PMI currently covers supported prediction market platforms, including Kalshi and Polymarket, when their contracts fit the public catalog.

Coverage can expand, change, pause, or stay incomplete while PMI reviews new inventory and source changes.

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