Vi: ask a question from inside the market you are researching
The useful version of an assistant here is not one that has opinions about crypto. It is one that is already looking at the market you have open, can be asked a specific question about it, and shows you what it read. Vi is available from the crypto and prediction workspaces, with a monthly message allowance per account.
What you can do with it
Ask from the market, not from a blank box
Open the pair or the contract first and ask from there. A question tied to a specific market and a specific observation gets an answer you can check; a question asked in the abstract gets an essay.
Ask what the data does not show
The most productive questions are about coverage and limits: which venues are in this figure, how old is it, what population does this rank describe. Those have definite answers, and they are the answers that stop a mistake.
Check the answer against the table
Every figure Vi discusses exists somewhere on a page with a source time attached. A fluent answer is not evidence that a source was current, and the tables are where that gets settled.
Read the published research directly
The research documents behind the assistant are public, dated and exportable. Where a question has already been studied properly, the study is a better answer than a conversation.
How it works
Context, then question
Vi is reached from within a workspace, so the market you are on is part of the question. That is the difference between an assistant that can be checked and a chat window that happens to be on a finance site.
Conversations are tied to your account. They are not used to train anyone's model, ours or a provider's, and the privacy policy states what is kept and for how long.
What an assistant is bad at
Anything that requires knowing whether a number is current. A language model will produce a confident sentence about a stale figure exactly as readily as about a fresh one, which is why every surface on Vultax carries its own observation time and why the honest instruction is to check the table.
It is also not a forecaster. Vi does not estimate the probability of an event on your behalf, and an answer that sounds like a prediction should be read as a summary of what was asked for, not as a view Vultax holds.
Limits and allowances
Vi opens with a free account and has a renewable allowance of 5,000 messages every 30 days. Your usage, remaining messages and the renewal time are shown in Settings.
Questions that get useful answers
Ask about scope. Which venues are in this figure, what window does it cover, what population does this rank describe. These have definite answers, they are the answers that prevent mistakes, and they are exactly what a general chat assistant cannot give you about a specific table.
Ask about disagreement. Where two views on the same market differ, asking why usually surfaces a difference in window or population rather than a contradiction, and that is worth knowing before you act on either.
Do not ask what will happen. Nothing in the product estimates the probability of an event on your behalf, and an answer shaped like a forecast is a summary of the question rather than a view Vultax holds.
What it costs
This page, its tables and the app are currently free to use. Some tools inside the app ask for a free account. The charter says how Vultax Research is funded.
Compared with a general AI chat
A general assistant can discuss prediction markets fluently and cannot tell you what the book looked like a minute ago. The narrow advantage here is proximity to dated data and to the published research, and the honest limitation is the same one every language model has: it will not know when it is out of date unless something on the page tells it.
Competitor details last checked . They describe other products as their operators published them, not as an assessment of them.
The table in full
Each table carries its own source, observation time, coverage and limits. Research summaries have JSON or CSV downloads where indicated; source rows are display only. A missing value means the source did not report it; it is never rendered as a zero.
01 Source index
Published research source index
Public research documents that can be read directly or retrieved through Vultax’s existing research exports and MCP endpoint.
PublishedPublication updated 53 rowsOnly published, indexable research appears here; each document has its own observation window.
CoverageVultax’s currently published research catalogue. This is a document index, not a live quote feed or a record of Vi answers.
Research observation dates and publication dates are distinct. Follow the document to its methodology and source data.
Questions
Do I need a plan for Vi?
No. Vi opens with a free account and has a renewable allowance of 5,000 messages every 30 days, shown in Settings.
Does Vi trade for me?
No. There is no execution anywhere in Vultax, on any plan. Vi answers questions about market data.
Are my conversations used for training?
No. Vi conversations are not used to train anyone's model. The privacy policy sets out retention.
Can Vi be wrong?
Yes. AI output can be incomplete or mistaken, and fluency is not accuracy. Check anything material against the table it came from.
What happens when I reach the allowance?
Requests are declined for the rest of the plan window with a quota message, and Settings shows what is left before you get there.
Can Vi read my positions?
Vi works with market data and the research catalogue. Account data is not used for market research or shared into published figures.
Coverage and methodology
- Downloads contain Vultax research summaries and simulation results. Exchange quotes, individual source trades, leaderboards and vendor datasets are not included. Third-party rights remain with their owners.
- Source time, coverage and limitations apply to each table. Missing values are unavailable, not zero.
Keep reading
Take this into the workspace
The research catalogue below is public. Vi sits inside the app, with an account and a monthly message allowance.
A free account needs no payment card and starts no subscription. JSON, Markdown, Schema
