It synthesizes. Each issue is built by moving between ten sources of signal, then compressing what's actually changing into a single strategic narrative.
The goal is to help readers understand where prediction markets are heading before those shifts become obvious.
Primary and secondary research on the market's regulatory, financial, and structural developments.
Off-the-record discussions with operators, founders, market makers, and institutional participants.
Close reading of CFTC filings, no-action letters, state-level positions, and international precedents.
Volume, depth, spread, and inventory data, what markets are actually doing, not what they say.
The middleware, oracles, custody, and data providers whose choices shape what venues can offer.
How the venues themselves are positioning: product roadmaps, licensing posture, and go-to-market.
Where equity and debt are being deployed, at what stage, and against what thesis.
The desks, funds, and treasuries beginning to treat event contracts as an asset class.
Behavioral patterns, herding, mispricings, and the emergent norms of a young market.
The structural shifts that will still matter in three years, separated from the ones that won't.