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Prediction Signal Lab

Signals / Strategy

Compare a prediction-market probability against your own estimate, then apply sizing rules you define to see a modelled position. Calculations only — nothing here connects to a market, wallet or exchange.

This tool does not execute anything. No API, no live odds, no wallet connection. Every probability, signal rule and risk limit below is typed in by you — the result is a modelled scenario, never a recommendation.
1 · Market
2 · Signal
3 · Risk
4 · Result

Prediction Market

If YES/NO prices are entered, implied probability is derived automatically.

Your View & Signal

Modelled edge based on your estimate — not a claim that your estimate is correct.
65 / 100

Risk Model

Second Signal (optional)

Off by default. Combine a second event into a weighted signal. Limited to two events. Weights are normalized automatically if they do not total 100.

Probability Comparison

Market

Your view
0%50%100%

Signal Strength

0 / 100 — modelled allocation $0 / $0 maximum
Prediction market
Bullish
Market probability
Your estimate
Difference
Signal
Modelled position
$0
This result follows the rules and assumptions you entered.

Scenario Tester

See how your model behaves if the market probability moves, without changing your live inputs above.
Current model
$0
At scenario probability
$0

About this tool

What is a prediction market?

A prediction market expresses a market-derived probability for a future event, based on what participants are willing to pay for exposure to each outcome.

What does this tool do?

Prediction Signal Lab lets you compare that market probability with your own estimate, and apply your own predefined sizing rules to see a modelled position.

What does it not do?

It does not determine whether your probability estimate is correct. It does not recommend a trade. It does not execute anything.

Prediction Signal Lab is an educational and strategy-modelling tool. It does not execute trades or provide financial advice. All probabilities, signal rules and risk limits are supplied by the user. Prediction probabilities can move rapidly and can be wrong.