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PM Atlas

Explore prediction venues, mechanism definitions and an ecosystem map, then compare two platforms or mechanisms side by side.

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Web
Pricing
The atlas is publicly browsable

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What is PM Atlas?

PM Atlas is a research directory about the structure of prediction markets. It connects venue profiles to mechanisms, chains, audiences and concepts rather than treating every project as the same kind of exchange. It is useful for learning why order-book markets, continuous distributions, scalar contracts and other mechanisms need different comparisons.

Who it is for

  • Builders researching mechanism choices
  • Analysts comparing venues
  • Readers learning prediction-market concepts

Features and coverage

Available on
Web
Markets & venues
Prediction-market ecosystem
  • Mechanism library

    Open definitions, mechanics, applications and cited research.

  • Venue directory

    Filter by category, network, status and money model.

  • Ecosystem matrix

    Compare mechanism coverage across chains and audiences.

  • Concept library

    Explore definitions and links to implementing projects.

  • Side-by-side comparison

    Choose two platforms or two mechanisms.

  • Lifecycle distinctions

    Separate live, beta, unlaunched and dormant entries.

  • Keyboard navigation

    Use numbered sections, search and profile shortcuts.

  • Project submissions

    Submit a project for manual review.

Workflows with PM Atlas

Understand a venue

Open its profile and follow the associated mechanism and concept links.

Compare designs

Choose two mechanisms and inspect field-level differences.

Map a builder opportunity

Filter the directory and ecosystem matrix, then validate the underlying project sources.

Pricing and total cost

The atlas is publicly browsable. Its material is published under CC BY-NC-ND 4.0; the announced long-form report is still coming soon.

Getting started

Before you start: The atlas is published by a team building Dekant, which it discloses.

  1. Choose Mechanisms, Directory or Concepts.
  2. Apply relevant filters.
  3. Open a profile and its cited references.
  4. Use Compare for two candidates.
  5. Check status before treating a venue as live.

Useful links

What to check

  • The atlas is published by a team building Dekant, which it discloses.
  • Its own taxonomy assigns one mechanism per venue; that is different from this directory’s multiple capability categories.
  • The announced PDF report is not yet available.

A closer look

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Our take on PM Atlas

A mechanism library, research citations and comparison views provide useful ecosystem context. Publisher affiliation and editorial taxonomy should be considered, and its noncommercial license constrains reuse.

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Frequently asked questions about PM Atlas

Can I compare two venues?

Yes.

Does it distinguish dormant projects?

Yes.

Is the report ready?

The interface labels it coming soon.