Gensyn Launches Delphi, an AI‑Settled, Creator‑Owned Information Market
Trading opens to all users, shifting fees and control to the people who create the markets.
Overview
- Gensyn introduced Delphi as a decentralized information market that lets creators launch their own markets, with trading open now and market creation starting on an invite‑only basis.
- Outcomes are resolved by fixed, auditable AI models in a reproducible execution environment, which Gensyn says removes human arbitration and makes each decision verifiable.
- Creators earn a 1.5% fee on total market volume paid in USDC when a market settles, and traders profit or lose based on the accuracy of their information.
- The protocol charges a 0.5% fee on volume that Gensyn says will buy its planned AI token and burn part of it, with the token not yet launched and full economics still in development.
- Built on Gensyn’s AI network reported as an Ethereum Layer 2 using the OP Stack, Delphi follows a December 2025 testnet that recorded millions in volume and is expected to move to mainnet in the coming weeks, with backing from a16z crypto, CoinFund, and Galaxy Digital.