TL;DR:
- Gensyn launched Delphi, an AI-settled information markets platform where creators earn 1.5% of the total volume traded.
- Each market outcome is resolved by verifiable AI oracles, eliminating human intervention and the risk of centralized manipulation.
- Gensyn has raised over $78 million in funding, backed by a16z crypto, Galaxy Digital and CoinFund, among other investors.
Gensyn officially launched Delphi, its decentralized platform for information markets settled by artificial intelligence. It is the flagship product of a company that, since 2020, has been building distributed AI infrastructure on Ethereum, operating as an L2 network through the OP Stack.
Unlike platforms such as Polymarket or Kalshi, Delphi does not operate as a traditional prediction market. Ben Fielding, co-founder and CEO of Gensyn, explained that its strategy aims to open an entirely new category of niche, creator-owned markets that those platforms would never build. Under this model, anyone can create a market, set in advance the AI model that will resolve the outcome, and begin earning USDC revenue equivalent to 1.5% of the total volume traded, provided the market settles successfully.
Oracles Nobody Can Manipulate
The resolution mechanism is one of the most important technical elements of Delphi. The creator selects an AI model before the market goes live, and its weights are locked at that moment — there is no possibility of executing a subsequent modification. Gensyn developed a proprietary technology called a “reproducible execution environment” that guarantees identical results regardless of the hardware used, whether GPUs, CPUs or data centers. Any participant can audit and verify the model’s reasoning.
Delphi: Fees and Deflationary Mechanism
The protocol charges a 0.5% fee on all volume. Those funds will be used to buy the native AI token, not yet launched, and burn a portion of it, creating a value accrual mechanism for the entire network. Fielding described the model as a flywheel that scales alongside the growth of machine learning on the platform.
Since its testnet phase, which began in December 2025, Delphi recorded millions of dollars in test volume. The current launch operates on an invite-only access model for market creators, while trading remains open to all users. The mainnet launch is scheduled for the coming weeks. Gensyn has raised more than $78 million in total funding, including a $16.7 million round led by a16z crypto in October 2025 that valued the network at $1 billion on a fully diluted basis.
