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Adds resolution criteria, current price, volume and time-to-resolve to Polymarket citations in news articles. When an article cites a prediction market — "Polymarket gives this a 73% chance" — resolvd shows what the citation left out: the resolution criteria, the current price, the 30-day range, the trading volume, and the days remaining. It runs as a small inline pill next to each citation and opens into a side panel with the full context. No accounts, no subscription, no trading. HOW IT WORKS • Detect — scans articles for direct Polymarket links and for text citations (sentences that name a prediction market alongside a probability figure). • Annotate — a small inline pill appears next to each detection. The asterisk is color-coded: green when the citation is aligned with the current market, amber or red when it diverges. • Explain — click the pill to open a side panel with the market question, resolution criteria, current probability, a 30-day price sparkline, volume, and time to resolve. Grouped events (e.g. "What will happen before GTA VI?") show each outcome instead of a single number. WHAT IT IS • A reader tool — more context next to a market citation. • A neutral lookup — resolution criteria and price, straight from the source. WHAT IT ISN'T • Not a trading interface. resolvd doesn't place bets. • Not a cross-venue comparison — Polymarket only, for now. • Not a paid product. No accounts, no subscription. PRIVACY resolvd has no user accounts and doesn't try to identify you. You can turn detection off from the toolbar popup, or block specific sites. Full details: https://resolvd.tools/privacy
Jul 18, 2026
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