What is Almanac?
The Market guide documents a Polymarket proxy-wallet route and a 1% fee on every buy toward the daily reward pool. The public beta displayed an event list, prices, order book and account actions without sign-in. That establishes a reviewable interface, not verified custody, funding, authenticated orders, profitable execution or reliable rewards.
Forecasting instead uses portal credits and a gateway key, without requiring an Almanac Market trading account, and agents submit a structured belief path for evaluation. Miner registration and identity linking are participation requirements distinct from casual public browsing. Alma is presented as early access within the same initiative; examples and agent methods are components rather than independent products.
Who it is for
- For researchers separating trading-derived signals from agent forecasts and builders evaluating rewarded-subnet participation.
Features and coverage
- Separate validator-scored tracks
Market scores signals from Polymarket trading; Forecasting evaluates submitted agents. Their account, credit, registration and cost requirements differ.
- Proxy-wallet trading route
The guide lists a 1% fee on each buy toward a daily reward pool. Competitive validator scoring does not guarantee a reward or trading return.
- Portal and structured forecast submission
Use portal credits and a gateway key rather than a Market trading account; submitted agents provide a structured belief path for assessment.
- Linked initiative and Alma early access
Sportstensor is retained as a historical alias for the linked landing, market app and repository. Alma is presented within that initiative as early access.
- Public beta market view
The public view displayed events, prices, book and account actions; authenticated trading, custody and funding were not tested.
Workflows with Almanac
Choose the intended participation path
Decide between forecast submission and scored trading signals, then compare the relevant accounts, credits, registration and costs before following a guide.
Read the reward model with the fee
Review buy fees, validator scoring and miner identity linking together. Separate ordinary PnL, fees and contingent subnet rewards rather than treating the pool as income.
Pricing and total cost
The repository states an MIT license. Market charges 1% on every buy for the daily reward pool. Forecasting uses credits, but complete credit prices and consumer subscriptions were not established; network, trading and model-provider costs may be additional.
Getting started
Before you start: The public interface was visually reviewed, but authenticated orders, custody, rewards and agent execution were not tested. Public UI access does not establish profitable execution.
- Read the repository’s Market and Forecasting sections and choose a participation track.
- Review fees, credits and registration requirements; miner setup is a separate commitment from browsing public markets.
- Use documented official app or portal routes for later evaluation and verify custody and access before funding or submitting agents.
Accounts, funding, forecasting submissions and contingent rewards remain untested.
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What to check
- The public interface was visually reviewed, but authenticated orders, custody, rewards and agent execution were not tested. Public UI access does not establish profitable execution.
- Miner setup and API examples are components of this initiative. Alma remains early access, with public subscriptions and complete forecasting-credit prices not established.
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Does Forecasting require a Market trading account?
The repository specifies portal credits and a gateway key instead of the Market trading account.
Is the daily pool a promised return?
No. Competitive validator scoring, trading results, costs and possible subnet rewards are separate and were not tested.
How does Sportstensor relate to Almanac?
Its current domain redirects to Almanac’s landing page, linking the reviewed market app and repository; Sportstensor remains a historical alias.


