# Probix

> Probix is an AI-powered event-intelligence platform that analyzes real-time sports and other event data to generate probability models, predictions, and insights for prediction markets.

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- Created: 2026-10-23T07:28:54.314Z
- Last updated: 2026-10-23T07:28:54.314Z
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**Probix** is a name used for AI-powered event-intelligence and prediction-market services. The Probix project describes a platform that analyzes events, probabilities, markets, and real-time information. It initially focuses on sports and aims to build infrastructure for prediction markets. Other services using the Probix name include a [Polymarket](https://iq.wiki/wiki/polymarket) mirror at prediction.casa and a prediction-market service at probix.cc. Their operations and legal terms are distinct from the AI platform’s published plans.[[1]](#cite-id-w6019213r2)[[2]](#cite-id-wxcoqg47dm)[[3]](#cite-id-7q2k70rdaf)[[4]](#cite-id-4v8yyr71ei)

## AI Event-Intelligence Platform
Probix describes its approach as using AI-powered probability modeling and real-time event analysis to develop prediction markets into “information pricing networks.” Its stated initial focus is sports, with possible expansion into esports, entertainment, financial markets, global trends, and macro events. More broadly, the project aims to build a global event-intelligence network and infrastructure for prediction markets.[[1]](#cite-id-w6019213r2)[[2]](#cite-id-wxcoqg47dm)

The platform says it analyzes sports data, market behavior, and probability movements as events evolve. Its proposed models incorporate factors such as player performance, tactical adjustments, live odds, market sentiment, social trends, and other event signals. Planned outputs include win probabilities, score predictions, trend analyses, and dynamic event forecasts.[[1]](#cite-id-w6019213r2)[[2]](#cite-id-wxcoqg47dm)

Probix identifies three components under development: an **AI Probability Engine** for modeling event probabilities, an **Event Intelligence Feed** for distributing event analysis, and a **Sports AI [Oracle](https://iq.wiki/wiki/oracle)**. A promotional description also says ProBixer AI produces match signals, probability models, and market insights, and advertises an AI analysis chat for questions about matches, players, and markets.[[1]](#cite-id-w6019213r2)[[2]](#cite-id-wxcoqg47dm)[[5]](#cite-id-1mxpknqspt)[[6]](#cite-id-x324r947wm)

ProBix has published sports and esports signals as examples of its analysis. For a League of Legends match between Hanwha Life Esports and Top Esports, it displayed probabilities of 61% for Hanwha Life Esports and 39% for Top Esports. In another analysis, it gave Hanwha Life Esports a 52%–48% edge over JDG at an Esports [World](https://iq.wiki/wiki/world) Cup event, citing coordination and consistency while also noting JDG’s carry potential. Other published examples included rankings of teams in the 2026 LCK Championship, probability estimates for Major League Baseball games, and analysis of Ballon d’Or candidates based on statistics, team achievements, performances in major matches, and consistency.[[7]](#cite-id-tvacti54t9)[[5]](#cite-id-1mxpknqspt)

A promotional post reported that ProBix had served more than 45,000 users and delivered more than 600,000 prediction signals. It also announced that its upgraded ProBix Prediction Markets were open.[[6]](#cite-id-x324r947wm)

## Roadmap
Probix’s published roadmap schedules an official white paper, an AI Probability Engine alpha, integration of core sports-data infrastructure, a community ecosystem launch, and the start of brand and community expansion for the third quarter of 2026. For the fourth quarter of 2026, it lists the launch of the Event Intelligence Feed, expanded multi-league coverage, an upgrade to the dynamic-probability system, a real-time event-analysis system, and an AI trend-prediction system. These are roadmap targets rather than confirmed completions.[[1]](#cite-id-w6019213r2)[[2]](#cite-id-wxcoqg47dm)

For the first quarter of 2027, the roadmap lists a Sports AI [Oracle](https://iq.wiki/wiki/oracle) application programming interface (API), AI prediction agents, a community prediction system, personalized prediction features, and expanded [Web3](https://iq.wiki/wiki/web3) partnerships. For the second quarter of 2027, it lists a [decentralized autonomous organization (DAO)](https://iq.wiki/wiki/dao) governance system, a multi-chain oracle network, an upgraded global event-intelligence system, expansion beyond sports, and further global network expansion.[[1]](#cite-id-w6019213r2)[[2]](#cite-id-wxcoqg47dm)

## Partnerships and Community
On July 22, 2026, ProBix announced a partnership with Origins Network, a decentralized infrastructure provider. The companies described the collaboration as combining AI event intelligence with decentralized infrastructure to process and analyze on-chain and off-chain [blockchain](https://iq.wiki/wiki/blockchain) data for [Web3](https://iq.wiki/wiki/web3) applications. They presented analytics, operations, trend identification, and user engagement as potential applications.[[5]](#cite-id-1mxpknqspt)[[8]](#cite-id-55rhr9vnjn)

ProBix also announced a partnership with GXT Exchange on July 24, 2026. It described the exchange as offering spot and futures trading and an Earn product, and said the partnership would explore trading insights and data-driven prediction intelligence.[[5]](#cite-id-1mxpknqspt)

ProBix participated as a guest in an X Space hosted by [Echobit](https://iq.wiki/wiki/echobit) Exchange, titled “Can AI Organisations Unlock [Web3](https://iq.wiki/wiki/web3)’s Real Potential?” It also appeared on the participant list for an Infiblue [World](https://iq.wiki/wiki/world) AMA about AI trends and Web3, scheduled for July 26, 2026.[[7]](#cite-id-tvacti54t9)[[5]](#cite-id-1mxpknqspt)

In October 2026, ProBix reported that its community had surpassed 4,000 whitelist users and described whitelist access as a way to obtain early product access. Its “Champion Prediction Campaign,” which ran from September 22 to October 22, 2026, invited participants to predict the winner of the 2026–27 Premier League season and offered a chance at permanent whitelist access; 20 creators were to share 100 USDT. ProBix also promoted a separate prediction challenge offering a chance to receive whitelist access, with 20 creators sharing 100 USDT.[[7]](#cite-id-tvacti54t9)

On October 21, 2026, ProBix announced its listing in the [Bitget](https://iq.wiki/wiki/bitget) Wallet [decentralized application (DApp)](https://iq.wiki/wiki/decentralized-application) ecosystem.[[7]](#cite-id-tvacti54t9) The ProBix Community is identified as a Telegram group.[[9]](#cite-id-gaec226jgy)

## Polymarket Mirror at prediction.casa
A separate service described as Probix operates prediction.casa, which publicly launched in April 2026. Its service description characterizes it as a Norwegian-operated interface and data relay for accessing markets on [Polymarket](https://iq.wiki/wiki/polymarket), rather than as an independent prediction exchange. It says Probix is listed as an “official mirror” on [Polymarket](https://iq.wiki/wiki/polymarket)’s GlobalAccess profile; this status is a claim made by the service description.[[3]](#cite-id-7q2k70rdaf)

In this arrangement, Probix supplies the website, interface, data relay, verification tools, and support, while Polymarket supplies the markets, order book, prices, liquidity, and trading infrastructure. Probix says it does not create markets, set prices, maintain a separate order book or [liquidity pool](https://iq.wiki/wiki/liquidity-pool), custody funds, determine outcomes, or settle trades. It draws market data from Polymarket APIs and order-book services, with prices streamed from Polymarket’s Central [Limit Order](https://iq.wiki/wiki/limit-order) Book (CLOB). The service also relays trade history, holder information, and comments, and uses [Binance](https://iq.wiki/wiki/binance) feeds for reference prices of several major [cryptocurrencies](https://iq.wiki/wiki/cryptocurrency).[[3]](#cite-id-7q2k70rdaf)

The mirror retains Polymarket market identifiers, including event and condition IDs and identifiers for outcome tokens. It provides public endpoints for checking market identifiers, data parity, and system health. The service says prices can differ briefly from Polymarket because of relay latency, and that some presentation data is transformed, including sports team logos and category labels.[[3]](#cite-id-7q2k70rdaf)

Trading on the mirror follows Polymarket’s hybrid order-book model. Users authenticate with an [Ethereum](https://iq.wiki/wiki/ethereum) wallet and sign orders using EIP-712 structured messages. Matching takes place off-chain through the Polymarket CLOB, while settlement occurs on [Polygon](https://iq.wiki/wiki/polygon). The service describes the arrangement as non-custodial: private keys remain in the user’s browser, and funds stay in the user’s wallet. It says a Polymarket relayer can sponsor transaction costs, while Polymarket’s applicable taker fees and [Polygon](https://iq.wiki/wiki/polygon) network costs may still apply.[[3]](#cite-id-7q2k70rdaf)

Market outcomes are resolved under Polymarket’s rules using [UMA](https://iq.wiki/wiki/uma)’s Optimistic [Oracle](https://iq.wiki/wiki/oracle) process. The service says it cannot propose, dispute, alter, or override outcomes. Under the described process, participants can propose or dispute a result, and disputed cases may be referred to [UMA](https://iq.wiki/wiki/uma)’s Data Verification Mechanism. Winning outcome tokens can be redeemed after resolution; losing tokens become worthless. The service identifies risks including loss of an entire position, delayed or disputed resolution, jurisdictional restrictions, reliance on Polymarket services, [blockchain](https://iq.wiki/wiki/blockchain) congestion, smart-contract risks, oracle failures, and risks associated with [USDC](https://iq.wiki/wiki/usdc).[[3]](#cite-id-7q2k70rdaf)

## probix.cc Prediction-Market Service
The terms for probix.cc identify Forecast Harbor N.V., a Curaçao-incorporated company, as the service’s owner and operator. They state that the company holds a Digital Prediction Market Technology Certificate of Operation issued by the Curaçao Digital Commerce Registry and has a pending application for a prediction-market technology services license with the Curaçao Digital Markets Authority. According to the terms, a transitional arrangement permits continued operation under the certificate while the application is pending.[[4]](#cite-id-4v8yyr71ei)

The terms describe probix.cc as software and interfaces through which users may access event contracts, order books, market data, and associated decentralized networks. Depending on the market and available features, the service may support trading, liquidity provision, settlement claims, charts, portfolio tools, analytics, and APIs. Market rules may specify outcomes, trading periods, resolution criteria, invalidation conditions, settlement methods, and dispute procedures. The terms characterize the company as a software provider rather than a custodian, while allowing for specifically offered payment features governed by additional terms.[[4]](#cite-id-4v8yyr71ei)

Markets listed on the service’s crypto page include yes-or-no questions, price thresholds, directional “Up or Down” outcomes, price ranges, and fully diluted valuation thresholds for projects after launch. Examples concern [cryptocurrency](https://iq.wiki/wiki/cryptocurrency) prices and events involving [Bitcoin](https://iq.wiki/wiki/bitcoin), [Ethereum](https://iq.wiki/wiki/ethereum), [Solana](https://iq.wiki/wiki/solana), [XRP](https://iq.wiki/wiki/xrp), and BNB, as well as token launches, exchange listings, and [cryptocurrency](https://iq.wiki/wiki/cryptocurrency) legislation. The page also displays changing odds and trading volumes for individual markets.[[10]](#cite-id-ixtdzsimds)

The probix.cc terms reserve the company’s ability to suspend, close, cancel, invalidate, or modify markets in circumstances such as ambiguity, unreliable resolution sources, suspected manipulation, legal requirements, or threats to market integrity. They prohibit trading with material non-public information, as well as practices such as wash trading, spoofing, collusion, artificial volume generation, and outcome manipulation. The terms also permit identity and compliance checks, account restrictions, and monitoring of orders and market activity.[[4]](#cite-id-4v8yyr71ei)

The terms restrict access by people in a number of jurisdictions, including the United States and its territories, and prohibit circumvention of location restrictions. They warn that market prices, probabilities, charts, and other data may be inaccurate or delayed. They also identify risks including total loss, oracle or smart-contract failures, [blockchain](https://iq.wiki/wiki/blockchain) reorganizations, wallet compromise, volatility, [slippage](https://iq.wiki/wiki/slippage), and insufficient liquidity. The agreement specifies Curaçao law and courts for disputes, subject to the company’s stated right to bring proceedings elsewhere.[[4]](#cite-id-4v8yyr71ei)