Seer is the market layer beneath every app on this site: one shared set of markets, one shared settlement, and five interfaces that each ask a different kind of question.
Each app specialises in a shape of uncertainty. They share liquidity, resolution and identity, so a position in one is legible in the others.
Find and trade across all market types without choosing a specialism first. Search, filter, compare.
DeepFields of outcomes — grant shortlists, cohort results, agent forecasts — priced as a distribution, not a yes/no.
FutarchyConditional markets that price a proposal's success measure under pass and under fail, side by side.
OpportunityForecast which submissions are likely to be selected, giving reviewers a second signal without taking the decision.
RiskCompare market estimates of protocol risk instead of reading one yes-or-no price in isolation.
A market resolved in the explorer resolves in Deep, Futarchy, Opportunity and Risk at the same block. No parallel books.
The same underlying event can be asked five ways. Seer keeps them linked so a reader can move from a headline number to the structure behind it.
A question is posted with a resolution source and a close time.
It becomes binary, multi-outcome, conditional or comparative.
Traders and agents move the estimate; spreads stay visible.
One resolution propagates to every interface that references it.