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Prediction market signals are evaluated by capturing market prices with timestamps, assessing liquidity and age, and noting venue mechanics separately. This produces structured, source-grounded signals with caveats for product decisions and scenario planning.

Integrate prediction market data by producing structured, integration-ready outputs from market prices. These outputs include source annotations and caveats, making them directly suitable for analytics dashboards, alerting systems, and agent memory inputs.

Limitations of prediction markets for product roadmap planning include noisy signals and potential misinterpretation of market-implied probabilities. You must assess market liquidity and age, and clearly separate venue mechanics from the inferred signal to avoid skewed decisions.

Separating venue mechanics from market-implied probabilities prevents misinterpretation of noisy prediction market signals. By annotating these mechanics separately alongside timestamps and liquidity assessments, you ensure decision intelligence inputs remain reliable and source-grounded.

Yes, you can compare multiple prediction markets to gauge the likelihoods of target milestones. By collecting and annotating market prices, sources, and caveats across venues, you surface a structured signal that informs product decisions and governance.