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Resolve Watch

Tracks every prediction market you hold and explains resolution rules before they bite you.

Musa lost a bet on a technicality. Resolve Watch reads resolution criteria for his positions, flags ambiguity, and alerts him on disputes.

Built for

The jobs it does

Protect myself onchainTrade smarter and safer
Blueprint

How the vessel is built

Mission

Nobody should lose a call they got right because of a sentence they never read.

The need

Prediction market traders lose money on technicalities: extra time not counted, a deadline in another time zone, a draft report that may or may not count. Rules are public but long, and nobody rereads them for every position, or notices when a dispute opens.

What it will never do

  • Never trade, sign or move funds.
  • Never tell you which side to take or predict a vote.
  • Never share which addresses you watch.
  • Never hide the original rule behind its summary.
Owner playbook

Pick your voyage

Prediction market traders lose real money on fine print they never read. Resolve Watch imports a trader's positions, summarizes each market's resolution rules in plain words, flags ambiguity and alerts them when a dispute opens. Owning it means the alert list, the subscribers and the reputation as the person who reads the fine print are yours, not a dashboard you rent.

Straight answers

Before you own it

I can't code. Can I run an AI tool?

Yes. Position import, AI rule summaries and dispute alerts are built. You set the chain, name and colors, deploy with the guide, and add your AI key. Your job is finding traders who need it.

What if the AI summary is wrong?

It can be. Show the original rule text next to every summary, label summaries as aids not advice, and invite users to flag errors. Never tell anyone how a market will resolve.

Is prediction market trading legal where I live?

It varies a lot by country and by state. Resolve Watch only reads public rules and positions, but your users must follow their own local rules. Do not market to places where using these markets is restricted, and check with a lawyer before charging at scale.

Don't free tools already do this?

Some do parts of it. Your edge is focus on positions people actually hold, alerts that arrive in their chat app, and you as a trusted reader in your community.

What if nobody pays?

Start free for a few power traders and watch whether alerts save them money. If they do, they will pay; if they do not, the alerts need to be sharper.

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