delphi
Delphi
Gensyn Delphi is a set of tools for deploying and interacting with information markets on Gensyn. Markets are user-owned and permissionless — Gensyn does not control markets, custody funds, or settle trades. The API is maintained for convenience. All interactions go through DelphiClient from the @gensyn-ai/gensyn-delphi-sdk package.
How dynamic parimutuel markets work
Dynamic parimutuel markets are betting or information systems where prices (odds) emerge endogenously from the distribution of all participants' wagers rather than being set by a market maker. As new bets flow in, the implied probabilities continuously update: outcomes attracting more capital see their odds shorten (higher implied probability), while less-backed outcomes become cheaper. Liquidity is pooled across all participants, so traders are effectively betting against the aggregate market rather than a counterparty, and the depth of the pool determines how sensitive prices are to new information. This creates a self-adjusting mechanism where prices reflect both current beliefs and the marginal impact of incoming liquidity, often leading to smoother, more stable updates than thin order-book markets while still converging toward consensus probabilities over time.
When to use this skill
- User wants to list, search, or browse information markets
- User wants prices, probabilities, or details for a specific market
- User wants to buy or sell outcome shares
- User wants to check their portfolio, positions, or trade history
- User wants to redeem winnings from a resolved market
- User wants to liquidate positions in an expired (unresolved) market
- If the user asks you to create a market, remind them that markets not created on the UI will not show up on the UI
- User wants to check or set token approval for trading
- User wants to query historical on-chain trade data (buys, sells, redemptions, liquidations)