10 venues on one board, with a fair value from Zena's own engine beside every price. Free to read, so anyone can see what a price really says, and built deep enough for the institutions that trade on it.
Questions worth following across the venues, chosen again every hour. Any of them opens in the free terminal.
The free terminal shows the price. Desks get the engine behind it, on screen and over an API.
Live, on the markets above. Desks call the same engine on any contract with their own key.
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Everything above is for people who already know how to read a market. The app is for people who don't yet, and want to trade properly: the same information, laid out so it makes sense.
As of October 1
A terminal for prediction markets. It puts 10 venues on one board, prices their markets with its own engine, and shows the order book, the chart and Zena's fair value beside the price.
Reading is free: the board, any market's page, its book, its chart and its fair value, on the web and on your phone. Trading needs an account. Desks that want every object, alerts and watchlists, and the engine over an API book a demo.
The engine's price for the contract, built from the venue's own trading history and its live book, and graded against how markets actually settle. It is a research estimate, and it can be wrong.
Yes. Where a venue lets you connect your own account, orders are signed in your browser and go straight to the venue, and every market opens on its own venue in one click.
No. Zena is a research and data product. Nothing on it is a recommendation or an offer to buy or sell anything.