PM Manipulation

Identifies suspicious market moves by cross-referencing trading data with global media reports.

626|225|Updated Mar 4, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/aaronjmars/aeon --skill pm-manipulation
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Skill: PM Manipulation
Source: https://github.com/aaronjmars/aeon/tree/main/skills/pm-manipulation
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/aaronjmars/aeon --skill pm-manipulation

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

It reduces the risk of trading on coordinated, anomalous prediction-market activity by detecting unusual price/volume/comment behavior and validating it against multilingual local-press coverage.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Anomaly detection over the past 3 days: Scans candidate markets for concentrated price moves, volume spikes, whale concentration, reversals, and coordinated comment patterns.
  • Multilingual press sweep as the differentiator: Cross-references price action with localized regional coverage and non-press signals (e.g., Telegram/X/Reddit) to assess asymmetric or missing English reporting.
  • Actionable triage output: Scores suspicion (0–5) and produces watchlists and urgent notifications when patterns are high-confidence, while emphasizing “suspected/consistent with” rather than proof.

Quick Start

Run the PM Manipulation skill to scan the last 3 days of active prediction markets and produce a scored report with links and multilingual coverage notes for suspicious candidates.

Frequently Asked Questions about PM Manipulation

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I detect prediction market price manipulation and anomalous trading volume?

Prediction market manipulation is detected by correlating 3-day price, volume, and comment anomalies with multilingual local-press coverage. This approach flags coordinated activity by validating unusual market behavior against regional news asymmetry and non-press signals like Telegram or Reddit.

What is anomaly scoring in prediction markets and how does it work?

Anomaly scoring in prediction markets uses a 0–5 rubric to quantify suspicion levels based on concentrated price moves, volume spikes, whale concentration, and coordinated comment patterns. It emphasizes suspected manipulation rather than absolute proof to triage high-confidence watchlists.

How do I monitor prediction markets for early signals before English news coverage breaks?

To monitor prediction markets for early signals, scan localized regional press and non-press channels like Telegram, X, and Reddit. Cross-referencing these multilingual sources against market price action identifies news asymmetry where local coverage precedes English reporting.

Do I need API access to run prediction market manipulation detection?

Yes, you need platform-configurable API access for market, event, and comment data to run manipulation detection. The system uses WebSearch and WebFetch fallbacks for resilient multilingual evidence collection when direct API data is unavailable.

Can I use multilingual research to find coordinated comment patterns in political prediction markets?

Yes, multilingual research identifies coordinated comment patterns in political prediction markets by sweeping local press and social media. It correlates 3-day comment anomalies with price action to detect suspicious, coordinated activity in resolution-sensitive markets like elections and regulatory disputes.

What are the limitations of using anomaly scoring for prediction market manipulation detection?

The limitation of anomaly scoring for prediction market manipulation detection is that it produces suspected or consistent patterns rather than definitive proof. It relies on 3-day historical windows and requires resilient WebSearch fallbacks when multilingual local sources are missing.