Aggregator

Intro

The aggregator forms the observation layer of FORS by combining multiple prediction market platforms into one unified discovery environment.

What it does

The system continuously indexes market listings, outcome definitions, probabilities, and orderbook liquidity from supported venues. Because platforms structure markets differently, FORS maps equivalent outcomes into a standardized internal model so traders can compare them directly. Pricing is normalized and liquidity depth is interpreted consistently across venues so the user can understand true availability rather than platform-specific representations. Updates occur continuously as market conditions change.

Why it matters

Prediction markets fragment information. Two platforms may represent the same real-world event with different pricing due to separate liquidity pools. Without aggregation, traders must manually search and interpret each platform, often missing discrepancies or misjudging probability consensus.

User benefit

The trader interacts with a single discovery interface, identifies pricing differences quickly, and understands the broader market state before executing a trade.