Gensyn launched Delphi, the world's first decentralised information market platform that allows creators to build and monetise their own markets, without platform gatekeepers taking a cut.

Once a market is live, users trade peer-to-peer, and outcomes are settled by verifiable AI models, removing the risk of human manipulation or bias that has challenged prediction markets.

The booming prediction market sector processed billions in volume in March 2026 alone, relying heavily on creator-built communities for specialised insights, yet who see none of the financial upside.

Information markets cut out the middlemen. Creators get paid for what they share, participants get paid for what they know, everything is out in the open, with no platforms or agencies skimming off the top.

"Centralisation limits what's possible with the information and insights that market creators and participants have," said Ben Fielding, Co-Founder and CEO of Gensyn.

"Delphi is the first system built natively for both humans and AI, with settlement performed by verifiable intelligent oracles, not insiders. The end result is a feedback loop of information trading between humans and machines, with a clear target and incentive to accrue capital. 

We're building a new engine for human-machine coevolution, and it only works if the infrastructure and all of the information are public and open.

With the creator economy expected to eclipse $500B by 2030, the time is now for this new market structure."

Since launching on testnet in December 2025, Delphi has recorded millions in test volume, signaling strong interest for open information markets. Delphi is built on Gensyn's broader AI infrastructure network, which has attracted backing from a16z crypto, CoinFund, Galaxy Digital, Eden Block, Maven 11, and more.