Polymarket market context
Market title, outcome definitions, resolution criteria, current price or odds context, time horizon, and the specific Polymarket analysis question your team wants to research.
Use MiroFish as a Polymarket research tool for market analysis, prediction market scenarios, resolution criteria, uncertainty review, and evidence gap discovery before forming a market view.
Built for scenario planning, not certainty. Every output should be reviewed against real evidence before an operating decision.
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Polymarket market research for an event question
Research target
Market narrative
Uncertainty source
Event signal
Review gap
Missing evidence
Input
Market question, sources, odds context
Engine
Event paths + participant narrative rounds
Output
Research gaps and scenario questions
What to bring
Polymarket market research works best when the source material includes the market question, resolution criteria, recent news, public evidence, likely participant narratives, current market context, and the uncertainty you want to inspect.
Market title, outcome definitions, resolution criteria, current price or odds context, time horizon, and the specific Polymarket analysis question your team wants to research.
News articles, public statements, data points, timelines, expert notes, social narratives, and unresolved claims that may change expectations.
Bull and bear arguments, crowd assumptions, likely information asymmetry, contrarian views, and narratives that could move market interpretation.
Where it earns its keep
Prediction market prices are useful signals, but the research job is to understand what evidence, narratives, and event paths could make the market view change.
Inspect the assumptions participants may be using, where narratives diverge, and which evidence could change confidence.
Run event paths around announcements, polls, legal decisions, product launches, policy moves, or other signals relevant to a market.
Surface missing sources, ambiguous resolution criteria, weak assumptions, and follow-up research questions before relying on a market read.
MiroFish turns Polymarket market analysis context into actors, event paths, uncertainty drivers, and narrative rounds so the market view can be inspected instead of accepted blindly.
Stage 1
Upload source material and define the decision, event, or message you want to test.
Stage 2
Map the people, groups, incentives, constraints, and memory that shape the reaction.
Stage 3
Let the simulated actors respond over multiple rounds so the second-order path appears.
Stage 4
Review the trajectory, risks, weak assumptions, and what evidence would change the conclusion.
What the report should answer
Boundary conditions
Why MiroFish
Generic AI can summarize a market page. MiroFish helps teams inspect the evidence, event paths, participant narratives, resolution criteria, and uncertainty behind a prediction market question.
Market view
Generic AI
Summarizes current odds
MiroFish
Maps odds context to evidence, narratives, and event paths
Uncertainty
Generic AI
Lists broad pros and cons
MiroFish
Shows fragile assumptions, missing sources, and resolution risks
Next research
Generic AI
Gives a confident take
MiroFish
Returns follow-up questions and scenarios to inspect before acting
FAQ
Use MiroFish to inspect prediction market uncertainty and evidence gaps, not to receive trading signals.
You can use MiroFish as a Polymarket research tool by uploading the market context, resolution criteria, sources, news signals, and competing narratives. MiroFish turns that material into event paths, uncertainty drivers, and follow-up research questions.
No. This page describes a MiroFish research workflow for Polymarket-style prediction market analysis. It does not claim an official Polymarket partnership, endorsement, or integration.
No. MiroFish does not provide investment, financial, legal, or trading advice. It helps inspect assumptions, evidence gaps, and plausible event scenarios behind a market view.
Upload the Polymarket market question, resolution criteria, current price or odds context if available, news sources, public statements, timelines, data points, and the bull or bear arguments you want to test.
Predictive simulation is the general method for exploring future paths. Polymarket market research applies that method to prediction markets, where resolution criteria, crowd narratives, event timing, and evidence gaps are central.
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