Copy-ready GTM for Orrery

1/ Introducing Orrery.

A verification-first intelligence terminal for prediction markets.

Not a broker.
Not a trade signal.
Not "copy this wallet."

Orrery shows:
- what moved
- why it matters
- what can go wrong
- what to verify next

2/ Prediction markets are noisy.

A market can:
- move sharply on thin liquidity
- be pinned near 0c/100c
- be expired but unresolved
- be UMA pending or disputed
- look settled when it is not

Orrery makes those states explicit.

3/ Core surfaces:
- Dashboard: top things to verify
- Scanner: live-research markets
- Brief: morning verification queue
- Signals: observations, not trade calls
- Research Queue: explainable priority score
- Alerts: email and webhook monitoring

4/ For AI agents:
Orrery has x402 endpoints and MCP tools.

Agents can call:
- daily brief
- market snapshot
- why it moved
- resolution risk
- signals
- wallet profile
- share cards

Every response includes sources and not_trade_advice=true.

5/ Try it:
https://orrery.me/start

Built for Polymarket users, researchers, teams, and agent builders who want context before screenshots become conclusions.

Title:
I built a Polymarket verification terminal: what moved, what is unresolved, and what not to treat as settled

Body:
I have been building Orrery, a verification-first terminal for Polymarket markets.

It does not give buy/sell recommendations. The goal is simpler:
- what moved
- why it matters
- whether the move is on real volume/liquidity
- whether the market is expired, UMA pending, disputed, or just pinned near 0c/100c
- what to verify next

The most useful lesson so far: price is not settlement.

A lot of markets look settled visually, but source/oracle state can still matter.

Free surfaces:
- live-research scanner
- Daily Brief preview
- resolution watch
- market detail pages
- shareable Pulse

Paid later:
- full research queue
- email alerts
- whale/wallet intelligence
- API for agents

Disclosure: I built Orrery.

I am looking for Polymarket users who want to tear it apart. What should this catch that Polymarket itself does not surface clearly?

Hey Product Hunt, I built Orrery because prediction-market tools kept showing me prices without enough context.

Orrery is a verification-first terminal:
- what moved
- why it matters
- resolution/source risk
- high-evidence observations
- daily brief
- alerts
- x402 API and MCP tools for agents

It does not give trade recommendations or predicted outcomes. The goal is to make market movement more understandable and less screenshot-driven.

I would love feedback from prediction-market users, researchers, newsletter writers, teams, and agent builders.

Show HN: Orrery - verification-first terminal for prediction markets

I built Orrery, a research and monitoring terminal for prediction markets.

It focuses on:
- what moved
- why it moved
- source/resolution risk
- whether a market is expired, UMA pending, disputed, pinned, or officially resolved
- deterministic JSON endpoints for agents

The API supports x402 paid calls and returns uniform envelopes with snapshot_id, sources, freshness, and not_trade_advice=true.

I am especially interested in feedback on:
1. canonical market status modeling
2. response schemas
3. x402 payment flow
4. MCP/tooling direction

Try it: https://orrery.me/start

Subject: Add Orrery to your prediction-market tools list?

Hey,

I built Orrery, a verification-first intelligence terminal for prediction markets.

It helps users monitor:
- live Polymarket markets
- market moves
- resolution risk
- UMA pending/disputed states
- whale/wallet activity
- Daily Brief
- x402 API and MCP tools for agents

No trade recommendations, no execution, no copy-trading directives.

Would Orrery fit your prediction-market tools directory?

Link: https://orrery.me
Docs: https://orrery.me/docs/agents
Start: https://orrery.me/start

Useful reply under market-move posts:

The thing I would separate here is price movement vs settlement state.

For this kind of market I would check:
1. 24h move
2. volume vs liquidity
3. expiry window
4. UMA/source state
5. related markets

Price move is not settlement.

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Useful reply under whale-trade posts:

Large trade does not automatically mean informed trade.

For any whale-sized flow I would want:
- size relative to liquidity
- market status
- time to expiry
- rail-pinned / settlement-like flag
- wallet history / sample confidence

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Useful reply under rule-wording posts:

The contract wording is the market.

Two markets can look similar but not be probability-comparable if expiry, settlement source, overtime/penalties, or dispute rules differ.