Research

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12 Entries · 2026

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2026-08-14ReportCyber

The Spike

A closer look at the surge in severe vulnerability disclosures

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2026-07-08ReportWorld Cup 2026

Cape Verde went viral. Our model forecasts the tourism effect.

Cape Verde's World Cup run produced a measurable attention shock. PolyBridge forecasts what it means for hotel guests over the following 18 months.

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2026-07Developer guideAgents

An evidence check for agentic finance

An agent asks PolyBridge how likely the events behind a trading idea are. Then it previews a simulated trade, holds, or declines.

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2026-06ReportCyber

The causal market cost of a data breach

We applied synthetic controls to more than 750 disclosed breaches and 13 breach events at listed companies.

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2026-06-30ReportWorld Cup 2026

The World Cup's Other Scoreboard

PolyBridge forecasts where the World Cup lands for a country’s economy after the final whistle

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2026-05Developer guideMCP

Long-short portfolio on Hyperliquid from prediction market prices

PolyBridge queries four price thresholds per asset, reconstructs market-implied distributions, sizes via half-Kelly, and outputs Hyperliquid 1x perp order instructions.

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2026-05Developer guideForecast API

Forecast VIX from prediction markets

A saved VIX stress-monitor snapshot, plus a reusable next-90-day Forecast workflow for equity-market stress.

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2026-06EssayWorld models

World Models based on Information Markets vs Physical World Models

Most world models are built to track the physical world. Ours is built from prediction markets, where real money is riding on what happens next.

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2026-05EssayArchitecture

Why we built PolyBridge as a world model

The questions decision-makers have rarely match the questions markets ask. The world model is the bridge: an explicit map of named concepts and causal connections, continuously inferred from capital-backed signal.

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2026-04EssayMarkets

The price is the publication. So who gets to write it?

A soldier, a candidate, and a YouTuber's cousin walk into three different prediction markets. Each profits from information they shouldn't have. None fits the same regulatory frame.

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2026-04EssayIntelligence

Performance without legibility is a liability

Martin Lueck argues that machine learning can find relationships hidden to the naked eye, but only if you can still articulate what the model is finding.

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2026-04EssayResearch

The Economic World Model: scaling trust in the Agentic Economy

How PolyBridge builds the truth substrate for the Agentic Economy, shifting verification from internal linguistic coherence to external economic causality.