a16z-backed Gensyn launches Delphi, an AI-settled information markets platform enabling users to create markets and earn trading fees.
AI & Agents ·
Gensyn has launched Delphi, an information markets platform that uses AI to settle predictions. The platform allows users to create markets and earn fees when those markets successfully settle; according to Ben Fielding at Gensyn, creators receive 1.5% of all volume as a fee upon successful settlement.
Delphi operates as a marketplace where participants can propose and trade on outcome-based predictions. The settlement mechanism relies on AI rather than manual adjudication, distinguishing it from traditional prediction market infrastructure. The creator fee structure is designed to incentivize market origination and liquidity provision.
Key details remain unclear, including the specific AI models or oracles used for settlement, dispute resolution procedures, which blockchain or network Delphi operates on, and whether the platform is currently live or in a beta or testnet phase.