PolytoolhubWhat is SIRE?
SIRE has two distinct workflows. aLink exposes model outputs, an edge scanner and bankroll analysis to eligible token holders. αVault accepts USDC and runs the provider’s directional strategy in exchange for non-transferable vault units. These products have different access rules; the announced market-neutral ΔVault is not yet live.
Who it is for
- Sports researchers examining model reasoning
- Users comparing managed prediction-market vault structures
- SIRE holders seeking the analytics terminal
Features and coverage
- Available on
- Web
- Markets & venues
- Polymarket, Kalshi, SX Bet
- Research topics
- Sports models, Vault participation
- aLink research chat
Inspect probability forecasts and model explanations.
- Sportsbook edge scanner
Compare model estimates with sportsbook prices.
- Bankroll analysis
Enter parameters for suggested sizing research.
- αVault participation
Receive non-transferable vtSIRE units representing a share of the vault.
- Exposure rules
Documentation specifies maximum 1% per trade and 12% of bankroll deployed.
- Personal high-water mark
Performance fees apply to new gains above the relevant personal level.
- Settled-position history
Inspect game, stake, payout, PnL and ROI records.
- Profit streaming
Winning proceeds are incorporated over 24 hours.
Workflows with SIRE
Use aLink for research
Check token access, open an upcoming event and examine probability, reasoning and sizing assumptions.
Evaluate the vault structure
Read fees, unit mechanics, capacity and withdrawal terms before choosing whether it fits your needs.
Audit performance
Open settled positions and distinguish realized results from pending streamed proceeds.
Pricing and total cost
aLink is token-gated. αVault has no token-holding requirement but participation is capacity-limited.
Fees and usage costs
- αVault management: 2% annually.
- Performance: 20% down to 10%, depending on SIRE staking level.
- Withdrawal: 2% down to 1%, depending on staking.
Access: Withdrawal requests finalize after seven days. Exact aLink token thresholds should be checked in its access interface.
Getting started
Before you start: Vault units are non-transferable.
- Choose analytics or vault access.
- Read the corresponding documentation.
- For aLink, check the required token access.
- For a vault, inspect unit price, capacity and fee tier.
- Review the settled-position feed and withdrawal process.
Useful links
What to check
- Vault units are non-transferable.
- Withdrawal is a seven-day process, not instant liquidity.
- ΔVault is coming soon.
- aLink documentation lists live in-game signals and direct Kalshi/SX Bet order routing as in development; venue coverage is not the same as available execution in every interface.
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Frequently asked questions about SIRE
Does αVault require SIRE tokens?
No, though staking changes fee levels.
Can units be transferred?
The documentation says they are non-transferable.
How long does withdrawal take?
Seven days.
Is ΔVault live?
No.