ito-trade-planner

A prediction-market planning worksheet structures your research by restating neutral hypotheses, comparing venues and underliers, listing data sources, and defining resolution rules before any manual execution occurs.

A neutral hypothesis restates your prediction-market idea without directional bias, allowing objective comparison of venues, underliers, and resolution rules within a structured planning worksheet.

You compare prediction-market venues and underliers by building a manual worksheet that enumerates available markets, maps underliers, reviews fees, and documents resolution rules alongside open questions for risk review.

Yes, the planning worksheet reads and incorporates optional Itô basket metadata if configured, integrating it into the broader risk-review and manual execution planning workflow.

The worksheet is strictly non-executing and non-advisory; it does not place trades or automate capital allocation, requiring manual risk-review steps before any market implementation.