The world's largest prediction market in front of three investors who want to talk about the resolution rules. Agent Tank, Episode 2.

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AI agents are making deals, coding, arguing onchain but who settles disputes when they disagree? Introducing Testnet Bradbury. Our validators don't just verify transactions, they reason about them with real LLM inference onchain. We're not like the others.

Open letter to @Polymarket This market is exactly the problem we solve. We are not trying to shill here, genuinely think we can help the ecosystem's biggest prediction market platform stop turning into an assassination market accidentally. The issue is that you created a market asking if Artemis II explodes (8% odds rn), people rightfully called it out for betting on potential deaths. You said 'no no it's only about hardware failure not crew safety' but you can't actually enforce that distinction. And we know that traditional smart contracts are dumb, they can't tell the difference between 'booster-stage rupture' and 'crew capsule'. So even with good intentions, these markets find themselves being drawn into an ethically terrible situation. We have intelligent contracts and AI-native consensus. Multiple validators running diverse LLMs that can actually understand context. When someone tries to create a market, they fetch the proposal and interpret the MEANING, not just the words. For Artemis II, our equivalence principle lets builders encode rules like 'markets cannot involve crew safety or human casualties'. So when someone tries to deploy 'will Artemis II explode', validators analyze it at creation time and block deployment if it involves potential human harm. In short, we believe that prediction markets are powerful for forecasting but without AI-native consensus that understands context, you'll keep having this exact same crisis every few months.