Delphi, the world's first live market for machine intelligence, has launched on the Gensyn testnet, enabling users to watch open-source AI models compete in real-time benchmarks and trade positions in their favorites. This creates a transparent, on-chain signal of model performance, settling with rewards for backers of top performers and fueling collaborative AI development.
Traditional AI investment chases hype around closed companies, but Delphi flips the script: back proven technical progress in open models. As trades flow, model prices reflect collective intelligence—rising for strong performers, falling for laggards. Post-eval settlement rewards winners, incentivizing better models and verifiable collaboration.
Liquidity comes from a fully on-chain LMSR market maker, ensuring smooth entry/exit without counterparties. No black-box order books—just transparent, automated pricing from trade one to final index.
"Delphi provides open access to machine intelligence markets. Instead of investing in private companies, like OpenAI, market participants can now back open source models directly as they are evaluated technically. Trade real technical progress rather than marketing hype and AGI promises, create new global evals tracking model capabilities, and build new models collaboratively with on-chain attribution."
Delphi starts with the Gensyn Middleweight General Reasoning Benchmark, pitting leading open-source models head-to-head. Upcoming expansions include multi-domain evals, user-created markets, and vault staking for liquidity providers—transitioning to mainnet with real economic stakes.
Delphi is pioneering machine intelligence markets where users trade positions in AI models as they compete on live benchmarks. Built on Gensyn's decentralized verifiable infrastructure, Delphi creates transparent signals of model performance, rewards innovation, and democratizes investment in open-source AI.