A3 PolyTrade · Event research atlas
Event probabilities and market context
Why PolyTrade: study how participants price an event outcome, check the rules and compare your own scenario.
Prediction market data is informational only and is not investment advice.
● Live spotlight
Original · EN
2026 Balance of Power: R Senate, R House
- Yes #15.5%
- No #294.5%
Bars show displayed outcome prices. Prices are independent and may not add up to 100%.
Polymarket · Listed end date (API): Nov 4, 2026 UTC
Fetched from API:
Current outcome prices
| Outcome | Displayed price | 24h |
|---|---|---|
| Yes #1 | 5.5% | No data |
| No #2 | 94.5% | — |
24h: 24h change of the first outcome. Bars show displayed outcome prices. Prices are independent and may not add up to 100%.
Resolution checklist
Resolution source
No data
Original rules
No data
Deadline
Provided in API
Resolved result
No data
Market start (API)
No dataListed end date (API)
Nov 4, 2026 UTCNot necessarily when the game ends or when the result is confirmed.Resolution time
Not provided by the API — determined by the rules.Resolution source
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Why rules matter (illustration): a market titled “Will X win?” may count only the official result at a set time and ignore a later appeal. Two similar titles can resolve differently.
Polymarket
Compare events
Loaded sample only. Price and change refer to the first listed outcome.
Probability landscape
↑ 24h volume · log scale
First outcome price
Original · EN 2026 Balance of Power: R Senate, R House · Yes 5.5% · $5,092,116.83
Scenarios
Your view vs market
- Displayed price
- 5.5%
- Your assessment
- 50%
- Gap vs market price
- +44.50 pp
Your percentage is your own assumption, not A3 AI confidence. The gap is not a profit forecast.
Worked example: market price 40%, your assessment 50% → gap +10 pp. It only shows that you disagree by 10 points; it guarantees nothing.
Comparison schematic · not to scale
Yes · Your assumption is above the displayed price
Scenario calculator
- Outcome
- Yes
- Displayed price
- 5.5%
- Estimated shares
- 181.82
- Estimated payout if outcome wins
- $181.82
Estimates use the displayed price and a $1 payout per winning share. Not a live execution quote or guarantee. Fees, slippage, liquidity and resolution rules affect results. No order is sent.
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Where PolyTrade fits in A3
Main platform presenting digital-asset trading solutions and the personal account.
Explore trading solutions on A3 LabSeparate sites: PolyTrade does not share a login, wallet, watchlist or orders with them.
- PolyTrade
- Event-probability context from public Polymarket prices.
- Pulse
- News background: what is happening around events.
- Ticker Pro
- Engineering workbench for tickers.
- Swap
- Exchange app.
Research notes
How to read probabilities
- 01
Market price is a participant estimate, not A3 AI confidence. Prices are displayed independently without normalization to 100%; rounding and market quotes may produce different totals.
- 02
Change refers to the first outcome: Outcome #1. Values are percentage points, not relative percentages.
- 03
Price changes alone do not explain their cause. No verified news sources or publication times are attached here, so A3 does not attribute current moves to news.
- 04
Estimates use the displayed price and a $1 payout per winning share. Not a live execution quote or guarantee. Fees, slippage, liquidity and resolution rules affect results. No order is sent.
Frequently asked questions
Example: an outcome priced at 40% and your own 50% estimate differ by +10 percentage points. This is a hypothetical comparison, not an A3 forecast.
ScenariosDo I need a wallet to read analytics?
No. The catalog, rules, charts and calculators are available without connecting a wallet.
Does the calculator place an order?
No. It only estimates shares and potential payout. Trading, if you choose it, takes place separately on Polymarket.
Transparency and policies
Documents that explain what A3 PolyTrade is, what it is not, and how the A3 ecosystem operates.
Contact channels and response expectations.
