Unique Selling Points (USP)

Oraclyst differentiates itself from standard aggregators through three core technological pillars.

1. The Arbitrage Scanner

Because liquidity is fragmented, price discrepancies occur frequently. The Arbitrage Scanner is a real-time engine that monitors the "spread" of truth across venues.

• Opportunity Detection: The system automatically flags instances where buying "Yes" on one venue and "No" on another guarantees a mathematical profit.

• Execution Speed: Unlike manual arbitrage, which is slow and prone to slippage, Oraclyst allows for atomic execution of these complex cross-venue strategies.

2. Unified SOTs (Synthetic Outcome Tokens)

We standardize the definition of a position. In the current world, a Polymarket position is an ERC-1155 token, while a Kalshi position is a database entry. Oraclyst wraps these disparate formats into a unified standard called the Synthetic Outcome Token.

• Composability: SOTs are standard ERC-20 tokens on the Base network. This means they can be used in other DeFi applications, used as collateral, or transferred easily between wallets.

• Fungibility: An Oraclyst SOT represents the best available liquidity, regardless of where it was sourced.

3. AI Semantic Matching

The biggest challenge in aggregation is data normalization. Polymarket might label a market "Will BTC hit $100k?" while Kalshi labels it "Bitcoin Price > $100,000".

Oraclyst employs a proprietary AI Semantic Engine. This system uses vector embeddings and Large Language Models (LLMs) to understand the meaning of a market's resolution criteria. It automatically identifies and groups identical markets across platforms with over 99% accuracy, ensuring that users are comparing apples to apples.