PredictionToolkit
What is The Oracle by Polymarket?
The archive collects reporting, analysis and interviews with specialists and market thinkers. Browse by recency or popularity to investigate a political, economic, technology or sports topic, or use the available podcast posts for an audio format. Comments and publication notes add a reader-discussion surface.
An article supplies context for a question, not its settlement criteria. A broad theme may span several contracts with different deadlines and rules. Follow the article’s evidence and then read the exact contract separately; publication opinion and a market’s resolution remain distinct. Articles also have their original timing and should not be treated as streaming prices or trade alerts.
Who it is for
- Readers researching the background to a market.
- Forecasters collecting competing arguments and expert interviews.
- Users preferring a newsletter or podcast to a data terminal.
Topics and learning format
- Article archive
Find earlier reporting and analysis by recency or popularity.
- Expert interviews
Read discussions with subject specialists and people studying markets.
- Topic coverage
Explore politics, economics, technology, sports and prediction-market themes.
- Podcast posts
Find available audio posts and interviews.
- Email updates
Subscribe to publication updates through Substack.
- Reader discussion
Read available comments and publication notes.
Learning and reference tasks
Research an unfamiliar event
Extract the article's claim and its supporting evidence, then ask whether they address the precise market question. A related topic can still involve a different event, deadline or settlement condition.
Build a reading list
Collect arguments from the archive and interviews around a theme. Distinguish factual developments from the author’s interpretation.
Revisit past analysis
Compare the original framing with the event’s later outcome, preserving the article’s timing rather than treating it as a live signal.
Pricing and total cost
Access is determined post by post. Public articles and the archive are readable on the publication website, and Substack supplies email subscriptions; check the selected item's access state before assuming gated material is included.
How to use this resource
- Open the archive directly to browse without the newsletter welcome overlay.
- Choose an article, topic or interview.
- Read the piece and follow its source links.
- Open the exact underlying contract separately when using the context for a market.
- Subscribe through Substack if email delivery is useful.
Useful links
What to check
- A broad article topic may involve contracts with different rules and deadlines.
- Publication opinion is separate from a contract’s actual resolution criteria.
- Some Substack features require an account.
A closer look
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Frequently asked questions about The Oracle by Polymarket
Is Polymarket the publisher?
Yes. This is The Oracle by Polymarket, its editorial publication.
Does it include an order terminal?
No. Its role is editorial context and forecasting discussion.
Can I read earlier posts?
Yes. Use the publication archive to browse past articles and interviews.
Why open the contract after reading?
An article’s theme may be broader than the exact question and settlement conditions being traded.