One event. Many markets. One shared meaning.
Eventum determines whether independently authored prediction markets would settle identically under every materially relevant interpretation of their published rules.
Snapshot first. Titles are not markets. Eventum preserves outcomes, time windows, authorities, exceptions, and source hashes.
Consensus decides. Natural-language rules are adjudicated by GenLayer validators, not a centralized similarity endpoint.
Edges stay direct. A = B and B = C does not silently become A = C.
Same wording ≠ same settlement.
Two markets can point at the same headline and still disagree on the clock, threshold, authority, or what happens when the world gets messy.
Read the rules beneath the question.
Resolves on the announced result.
Resolves when the change is implemented.
Temporal mismatch. No shared settlement identity.
Illustrative rule contrast — not a live market result.
Similarity is not a protocol.
The result names what an integrator may safely do with two markets. Every edge carries evidence for its limits.
Equivalent
Rules settle the same way across materially relevant interpretations.
Conditional
Compatible under a stated assumption, but not safe as an unconditional identity.
Subset / superset
One rule implies the other without mutual equivalence.
Overlapping
Some outcomes or world-states intersect; aggregation is unsafe.
Conflict
Rules disagree on a material criterion such as time, threshold, or authority.
Unrelated / ambiguous
Evidence is disconnected or inconclusive. Fail closed.
Evidence in. Direct edge out.
Eventum is deliberately narrow: preserve the published source, ask a checkable semantic question, and make the result reusable.
Resolve
Fetch a supported market through its public provider API and normalize the published rules.
Snapshot
Hash an immutable version with outcomes, dates, authority, exceptions, and retrieval provenance.
Adjudicate
GenLayer validators independently assess the structured evidence through a strict JSON decision.
Reuse
Read the direct relationship, outcome map, reason codes, and material differences onchain.
Meaning, with edges you can audit.
Snapshots are nodes. Consensus-backed comparisons are direct edges. The graph never turns transitive convenience into settlement truth.
Interpretation is the hard part.
Deterministic code can hash evidence and index edges. It cannot, by itself, decide whether “announcement,” “implementation,” and “official result” are the same settlement condition across authored rule sets.
Untrusted by default
Source text is quoted evidence. Prompt injection cannot rewrite the adjudication instructions.
Checkable fields
Validators compare relation, safety, and outcome mapping — not a made-up confidence score.
Persisted result
Consensus-backed direct edges become reusable protocol state, not a transient API answer.
Read the source of truth.
Live status below is read from the configured deployment. Empty means unavailable — never a demo substitute.
Proof of record
Eventum stores the relationship decision, evidence hashes, and outcome map on the Intelligent Contract.
Evidence before theater
The product never substitutes a made-up comparison while the contract is unavailable. Configure the tested deployment to enable writes.
Would these markets resolve identically?
Inspect two public rules before trusting a shared event identity.