Product information and examples
Bilingual descriptions, use cases, illustrative product views and the questions to bring to an access or partnership discussion.
THE EX PLATFORM
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One direction. A focused product sequence.
Start with EX Insight research, validate repeat use, then assess partner distribution, EX Sport and EXT against their own readiness conditions.
01Intelligence layer
02Market layer
03Ecosystem layer
One focused starting point. Conditional expansion.
- First validation
EX Insight
A source-linked pre-match briefing, useful without trading or tokens.
- Later, if ready
EX Sport
Market concepts depend on product demand, operating capability and the intended jurisdiction.
- Utility to justify
EXT
Evaluate a token only where a verified product need is not better served by subscriptions or points.
EXPLORE THE PRODUCTS
Start with what you need.
Explore each product’s capabilities, intended workflow and participation conditions.
01 / Intelligence
Bring the match, the model and the market into one research workflow. Understand what changed, why it matters and how different probability estimates compare.
- AI match briefings
- A consistent sports data view
- Probability comparison
02 / Markets
Turn clearly defined sports and crypto questions into probability markets. The intended experience connects market rules, order execution and position visibility in one place.
- Defined sports and crypto markets
- Order book visibility
- Market and limit orders
03 / Ecosystem
EXT is the proposed utility token for the EX ecosystem. Its planned role connects eligible product use with access, fee benefits and participation programs across EX products.
- Trading fee benefits
- Product access
- User contribution rewards
DISTINCT ROLES
Three products. Different jobs.
Choose a starting point by the question you need to answer. These are intended product roles, not a list of currently available services.
| Product | Who it is for | The core task | Intended output |
|---|---|---|---|
| EX Insight | First focus: sports editors and researchers | Prepare a source-linked pre-match brief. | Sources, unresolved claims and revision notes; advanced analysis and APIs follow validation. |
| EX Sport | Eligible participants and infrastructure partners | Examine a defined market, execution choices and exposure. | Market rules, order and position views, resolution records. |
| EXT | Product participants and ecosystem contributors | Understand potential access and participation programs. | Program eligibility and utility conditions, if introduced. |
HOW THEY CONNECT
Shared context, independent decisions.
The same event can move from data to analysis to a market view. Each layer has a different responsibility; none turns uncertainty into a guaranteed outcome.
01
Data & context
Resolve event identity, sources, timing and permitted use.
02EX Insight
Form an analytical estimate with explicit assumptions and model context.
03EX Sport
Express participant views through separately defined market rules.
Consider one fixture: the data layer establishes which event and snapshot are being discussed; Insight explains a view of that event; Sport defines a separate question that eligible participants may evaluate. Keeping the event identity, information timing and outcome criteria explicit is what makes the connection useful.
EXT
Potential utility programs connect around these products when their operating conditions are ready. EXT is not presented here as a required step between research and market access.
Explore utilityCURRENT WEBSITE SCOPE
Explore the direction. Confirm the details.
A focused discussion can start with a single competition, a research task or a proposed integration. Identify the people who will use the output, the information they require and how they will assess it. That scope provides a practical basis for discussing availability without assuming the whole platform must be adopted at once.
Live access and operating terms
Data coverage, product environments, eligibility, fees, service levels and any token-related release or program terms.
This corporate site does not provide live trading, account services, wallet connection or token claims.
Explore the technical architecture and product principles
HOW THE LAYERS WORK TOGETHER
Shared infrastructure. Distinct products. One learning system.
EX Insight, EX Sport and EXT are intended to remain distinct user propositions while drawing from common data, model, security and operational services. The result is less duplication and more consistent intelligence across the ecosystem.
01
Shared services
A common platform can support data normalization, model delivery, permissions, auditability and operational controls across every EX experience.
- Data ingestion
- Model services
- Identity and access
02
Distinct interfaces
Each audience receives the depth and interaction model it needs—from a concise intelligence view to market execution or enterprise integration.
- First-party products
- Embedded modules
- Enterprise workflows
03
Continuous evaluation
Models provide an analytical view, markets provide an aggregated view and the distance between them becomes a question the platform can investigate.
- Model signals
- Market signals
- Outcome evaluation
HOW IT WORKS
The intelligence-to-market loop
Information and participation reinforce one another without treating either models or markets as infallible.
01
INGEST
Establish context
Normalize live, historical and contextual sports inputs.
02
MODEL
Estimate outcomes
Generate calibrated probabilities with version and timestamp context.
03
MARKET
Aggregate views
Express participant conviction through transparent prices.
04
EVALUATE
Learn from outcomes
Compare estimates, prices and observed outcomes to improve the system.
EX PRINCIPLE / HOW THE LAYERS WORK TOGETHER
Distribution is a platform capability.
The same underlying services can support EX applications, partner integrations and permissioned enterprise workflows.