Research Hub

Hub Navigation

Use the tabs at the top to move around. Research Hub is the feed, News is headlines, Media is podcasts and videos, Indices is election pricing, and My Profile is your page. Collab Research is locked for now. Search the hub, check notifications, or open your account from the right side of the same bar.

Research Hub Tab

Main Page

Start here when you want today's research in one place. Follow the midterms, open the sports picks, scroll the feed, and use the right column for featured writing, starter guides, a short news list, and trending topics. Switch to News or Media when you want the full catalog.

Posts Section (Main feed)

Pick a feed that matches what you want to read:

• -Recommended - start here. Posts from people you follow, plus extra pieces the hub thinks you will like
• -Following - only people you follow
• -Saved - everything you bookmarked
• -All Posts - the full hub, unfiltered

Tap a topic chip to focus the feed. You can select more than one. Topics include Culture, Politics, Crypto, Sports, Science, Tech, Entertainment, Earnings, Finance, Geopolitics, World, Elections, and Prediction Markets.

Need it narrower? Filter by Author, Post Types, or Sort. Raise ANY SCORE if you only want posts from higher-reputation accounts. Hit Create Post on the same row when you are ready to write.

Use Post Types when you only want a certain kind of write-up:

• -Alpha - Timely trade ideas, edge, and actionable market signals.
• -Tutorial - Step-by-step guides that teach tools, workflows, or concepts.
• -Market Breakdown - Structured analysis of a market, event, or price path.
• -News Analysis - Context and implications behind headlines and catalysts.
• -Investigation - Deep-dive reporting, sourcing, and open questions.
• -Research Paper - Long-form thesis with evidence, data, and conclusions.
• -Data Visual - Charts, dashboards, and visual summaries of datasets.
• -Quick Insight - Short, high-signal observations without full write-ups.
• -Article Summary - Key takeaways from an article, with a backlink to the source.
• -Twitter Post - A post made on X (Twitter) directly imported into the Research Hub.
• -Dune Dashboard - Elements from a Dune dashboard directly imported into the Research Hub.

Sort by what you care about:

• -Latest - Most recent posts
• -Top - Most engagement across the board
• -Most Active - Posts on active markets

Leave ANY SCORE if you want everything. Raise it to 25, 50, 75, or 90 to hide lower-reputation posters.

Click Follow on a card to add that writer without opening their profile. Click Read more on a long post to expand it, or click the card to open the full thread.

Sports Pick of the Day

Open Sports Pick of the Day when you want today's r/sportsbook thread. Click Open Picks on the banner, then scroll the replies. Load More at the bottom loads the next batch. Treat these as community takes, not locks. Check the market yourself before you trade. The same picks also show up in the feed from @REDDITPOTD.

Each pick is supposed to follow these rules:

Featured Research

Use the right column when you want a starting point. Featured Articles are pieces the team highlighted. New Trader Essentials is the starter pack if you are new to prediction markets. Scroll further for headlines and trending topics. Political Indices at the top of that column is the compact version of the Indices tab. Click through when you want the full charts.

Market News

Scan recent headlines without leaving the feed. Click a story to read it, or SEE ALL to open the full News tab. Edit Preferences if you want different categories. Add with the add button, remove with the trash icon, up to 12, and keep at least one selected.

Trending Topics

Click a topic to jump the feed to what people are posting about most right now. The number on each chip is how many posts carry that tag.

Individual Posts

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   Contributor Information

   • -Profile picture, username, and how long ago they posted.
   • -The number beside their name is community score. Higher means more trusted.
   • -Click Follow to add them without leaving the feed.
2. 2.

   Post Information

   • -Title and body. This is the argument. Click it to open the full thread.
3. 3.

   Media

   • -Images, charts, or video the author attached.
4. 4.

   Related Markets

   • -Markets the author linked. Click one to open it on Polymarket.
   • -If there is more than one, click "+1 more" to expand the rest.
   • -Click the market-type tag to filter the feed to that type.
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   Post Interactions

   • -Up Arrow - Upvote. If you like the post, you can upvote to see more of these types of posts.
   • -Down Arrow - Downvote. If you dislike the post, you can downvote to see fewer of these types of posts.
   • -Circle Arrows - Repost. If you want to share this post with your followers, click repost to do so. It will appear on your page showing that you reposted it, and in your followers' feed.
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   Filters + Save

   • -In the top right corner, you will find the post type and market category. These can be applied to the filters if you want to see more posts from this category.
   • -The ribbon button allows you to save this post. If you want to come back to the post later click this, then navigate to your "Saved" feed on the main page.
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   Additional Settings

   • -The three dots bring up the following post settings.
   • -Delete Post - deleting your post moves it to archives for 30 days. If you don't recover it after 30 days, it will be gone forever.
   • -Edit Post - only available to the poster.
   • -Notification Preferences - coming soon.
   • -Report - if you believe the post needs to be reviewed by the Polysights team for any reason, click the report button. (coming soon)

Create Post

Click Create Post on the Research Hub tab to open the composer. The flow is Post Details, a short Scan, then Publish. You can also import a post from X or a Dune dashboard from Post Details.

Post Details

Start here. Pick a post type from the dropdown (Alpha, Tutorial, Market Breakdown, and the rest), then add a title and the body. The editor is the post as it will publish; there is no separate preview pane. You can also start an X import or a Dune import from this step instead of writing natively.

In the details section, the options in the top bar are your basic writing tools. From left to right: Bold, Italics, Strikethrough, Divider, Title, Add a Link, Insert Quotes, Insert Code, Insert Code Block, Insert Comment, Insert Image, Add Table, Unordered List, Ordered List, Checked List, and Help (explains how to use all of these tools).

Next, select the market category that most closely applies to your post. You can attach a Polymarket market here by pasting a link, slug, or ID. You can add more than one market. Once accuracy scores are live, any connected market will affect your score, so make sure you've linked the correct market and event.

Finally, you can add any additional tags that are relevant to your post.

Add a cover image on this same step, or drop images into the body with Insert Image. Click browse to search your files, or drag and drop them into the upload area.

Scan

After Post Details, the hub scans your text, links, and images. This step runs on its own. If something fails the check, you are sent back to edit it. If it passes, you land on Publish.

Publish

The last step is to review your post and ensure everything is how you like it. If you want to make any changes, click the back button to go back to a previous step. Your last option is to post now or later. If you're ready, just click publish.

If you want to save the post for another time, click the drafts button. All of your saved drafts are available in the top left corner of the posting flow. After clicking on drafts, you'll see all the posts you've saved. Click one to return to the editing flow.

News Tab

Search, or tap a category. Narrow with Any time, Newest first, Has image, or Sources. Save a mix as a Preset to reopen later.

Open Advanced when the basic filters are not enough. Name the preset you are building, then add keywords to include or exclude. Under Content, set a word limit and allow only the sources you want.

Next, add any keywords you want included or excluded. Under Content you can set a word limit and allow only the news sources you want. You can pick more than one source.

Research Signals are ready-made keyword packs. Turn on the ones that match what you are hunting for, and open the arrow on a pack to tune its keywords.

Media Tab

Come here to watch and listen. Search this tab on its own. It does not use the hub-wide search. Play the featured video, or pick something from Top podcasts and Top videos. Pause, mute, and volume are on the player. The blue button under the title opens the original link.

Scroll under the player to browse the catalog. Filter by All, Podcasts, Videos, Articles, Tutorials, or News, then sort Featured, Latest, or Most Popular. Bookmark anything you want to come back to, and use All Topics to stay in one market category. Press play on a podcast. You do not need a Spotify account.

Indices

Page Overview

Use Indices when you want one number for a party's standing instead of watching every race. Adjacent publishes these. Start on Headline for the charts, or pick All (and the chips after it) for the table.

• -Headline - charts for the composites and each major race. Same view as Political Indices on the Research Hub tab, at full width.
• -All, and every chip after it - that slice of the catalog as a sortable table, ten indices per page.

The Headline View

Stay on Headline to compare RED and BLUE. Switch the inner tabs to Presidential, Senate, House, or Governors. The cards above the chart are the current level and today's change. The dashed line is even 100. The Research Hub tab shows the same charts in a smaller rail if you do not want to leave the feed.

Click a row under US Election Races to open that Polymarket market. The columns are 24-hour volume and liquidity.

Turn on PM odds when you want Polymarket's live win probability on the same chart. That is the fastest way to see if the index and the crowd disagree. The toggle is greyed out when there is no Polymarket equivalent (including the composites); hover it to see why. Click a news marker on the chart to read the headline behind a move.

Filters and Search

Use the chip row to narrow the catalog. Search (name, ticker, or description) only appears after you leave Headline, because it filters the table.

• -Headline - Swaps the table for the full-width race charts described above.
• -All - Every index Adjacent publishes, in their own catalog order: composites first, then by office.
• -Composites - The broad party indices that combine contests across all levels of office, such as RED and BLUE.
• -Battleground - Indices restricted to competitive races only, which move faster than the national composites.
• -Presidential / Senate / House / Governor / Mayoral - Narrows to a single office category.

The Indices Table

Click a column header to sort. Hover a header for what it means. Indices with no published price always sort to the bottom so live data stays on top.

• -Index - Ticker chip, index name, and the index type (composite, battleground, and office). The chip is red for Republican indices and blue for Democratic ones.
• -Level - The latest published level on the 50-150 scale.
• -Implied - Implied win probability for the index party, derived as level minus 50.
• -1D / 7D / 30D - Change in index points over each window, measured against that window's close. Green is up, red is down.
• -Markets - How many underlying markets or sub-indices roll into the index.
• -30D Trend - A sparkline of the daily level over the past 30 days.

Hover a Halted badge for why Adjacent paused pricing. Usually the underlying markets are not trading.

Index Details

Click a row for the full description, price history (7, 30, or 90 days), trailing returns, and risk stats (volatility, daily vol, high and low). Anything above the dashed Even line is the index party in the lead.

Researcher Profile Page

Open My Profile to see your page and change it. Click Edit on the avatar to swap your photo, Edit Profile for name, bio, and connected accounts, or the gear for Account & Settings.

Use the left sidebar to check your standing. Credibility is 30-day accuracy (coming soon), engagement, community score, and rank. Latest Achievement is your newest badge. Performance Metrics is posts, upvotes, featured count, and average engagement. Achievements at the bottom is the full collection.SEE ALL opens every badge.

Change your picture, name, bio, and connected accounts (X and Polymarket) from Edit Profile. Username is locked after signup. Click Edit on the avatar to swap the photo without opening the modal. Click a connected account to open it on that platform.

Use the tabs under the header to browse this account's All posts, Articles, Quick insights, or Reposts.