Gensyn Delphi Mainnet Launch: AI Prediction Markets Go Live

Gensyn Network has launched Delphi on mainnet (Apr 22, 2026), marking the first live application on its decentralized compute network with real economic value. Delphi is a permissionless, AI-settled information markets platform—an AI prediction market—where anyone can create markets on resolvable topics (e.g., BTC/ETH price targets, Brent crude, sports, and geopolitics). Traders buy and sell outcome positions, while AI models perform settlement instead of traditional oracles. Delphi uses an LMSR automated market maker, providing liquidity from the first trade with no order books. Market creators seed initial liquidity and define a resolution prompt; if the market is not settled within 24 hours of close, it auto-settles, creators forfeit the contributed liquidity, and traders are refunded. An optional verifiable settlement layer (REE) can generate cryptographic receipts for independent verification of AI computation. Fees and token-supply impact are central to this AI prediction market design. Delphi charges ~2% of trading volume. Creators receive 1.5% of volume at settlement (often in stablecoins). The remaining ~0.5% goes to the AI BuyBack Vault, where 70% of collected protocol fees are permanently burned (deflationary pressure on the AI token supply), 29% goes to a Community Treasury for development/grants/liquidity/research, and ~1% covers vault executor rewards. Gensyn previously ran Delphi on testnet (Dec 2025) using valueless TEST tokens; testnet demand included one sports market with 87,000+ traders and $4.88M volume. Mainnet access is at delphi.gensyn.ai, and active markets include crypto, oil, sports, and current events. An AI token generation event is expected in coming weeks, though no date is announced.