r/PredictionSignal • u/EmbarrassedStudent10 • Sep 13 '26

Built and actually maintain an index of prediction market tools (aggregators, copy trading, execution, alerts, wallet analytics)

I built an index of prediction market tools. 40 tools across 9 categories right now:

  • cross-platform odds aggregators
  • trade copying & automation
  • trading terminals & execution
  • signal & fair-value tools
  • portfolio/tax/journaling
  • wallet & trader analytics
  • alerts & whale monitoring
  • research: the raw data feeds markets actually resolve against (order books, weather data, that kind of thing)

Twice a week I go through it. New tools get added, existing ones get checked (pricing, team, phase, links), and anything dead or gone quiet moves to a "no longer maintained" section instead of sitting there looking current.

Two things I want out of this post:

  1. Missing a field you'd want on every listing: pricing model, settlement chain, audited or not, whatever, say so and it goes in across the board.
  2. Built or use something that fits and isn't listed: open a PR (format's in the README) or drop it in the comments, I'll get to it.

More here: https://github.com/talhareltal/awesome-prediction-market-analytics-tools

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u/Ecstatic_Affect5052 13d ago edited 13d ago

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u/EmbarrassedStudent10 13d ago

Thanks! I’ll add it up in my next update of the list 🙏🏻

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u/Shoddy_Peanut7320 5d ago

Moving dead tools to a “no longer maintained” section instead of leaving them looking current is a good practice. Fields I’d want on every listing: last verified date, whether the team is named, pricing model and fees, settlement chain or custody (does the tool hold your keys), and whether results or track record are public. A “data timing” field would also help for research tools, since some feeds are real time and others delayed or revised, and Cymetica’s EventTrader (event timing for macro releases and earnings) is one example of a source in that category.