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Building Toronto's prediction market ecosystem — meetup by meetup.

Regular meetups, workshops, and hackathons for prediction market enthusiasts.

Curated Canadian prediction markets and analysis from leading platforms.

Connect with builders, traders, researchers, and investors in the space.

Learn about prediction markets, forecasting, and information aggregation.

Collaborate on projects and tools for the prediction market ecosystem.

Part of a worldwide network of prediction market communities.
What people are saying about PredictTO.
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Austin Weiler
I was invited to present my Polymarket research at the PredictTO meetup. Incredible turnout and energy in the room.
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Community Member
Great turnout at the PredictTO prediction markets meetup in Toronto. The future of forecasting is here.
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Athika Fatima
I went to PredictTO's meetup knowing something about prediction markets and left with a completely new perspective on how information markets work.
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Paola Marie Santiago
Amazing event by PredictTO! Learned so much about prediction markets and the future of forecasting in Canada.
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Paola Marie Santiago
PredictTO x AgenticAI x TruthTensor — the intersection of prediction markets and AI agents is happening right here in Toronto.
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RS Chan
Thanks everyone for making our first PredictTO event a huge success! Amazing community energy and incredible conversations.
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Foundational papers, primers, essays. From Hanson to Buterin to ACX.
Robin Hanson · 2013
The foundational futarchy paper. Hanson’s proposal: democracies should vote on what they want, then let prediction markets choose the policies most likely to get them there.
Vitalik Buterin · 2024
Buterin reframes prediction markets as the first instance of a broader category — info finance — and maps out where the design space goes next.
Justin Wolfers & Eric Zitzewitz · 2004
The canonical survey in the Journal of Economic Perspectives. How simple markets aggregate dispersed information into forecasts that beat most benchmarks.
Robin Hanson · 2007
The market-design paper behind LMSR — the automated market maker that powers most modern prediction markets, including Augur and many DeFi implementations.
Robin Hanson
Hanson’s short, readable primer on futarchy. A good starting point before diving into the full paper.
Scott Alexander · 2022
A clear-eyed FAQ on why prediction markets work, where they fail, and what’s blocking adoption — written for smart generalists, not economists.
Robin Hanson · 2009
The counterintuitive result: attempts to manipulate prediction markets tend to make them more accurate, because manipulators subsidize informed traders.
predictionmarket.tools
A practical getting-started guide with platform comparisons (Polymarket, Kalshi, and others) and the tools traders use day-to-day.
Robin Hanson
Hanson’s long-running blog. Decades of thinking on prediction markets, decision markets, and institutional design — still actively updated.
Metaculus
A forecasting platform and research site with 12+ years of public track record. Useful both as a primary source on crowd accuracy and as a place to practice.
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Suggest a Resource →Curated prediction markets on Canadian politics, economics, and culture — pulled from Polymarket, Kalshi, and others.
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