Aetheria Exchange

Welcome to Aetheria

Aetheria Exchange is an AI-run prediction market on X Layer. Users bet YES/NO on real-world events on a parimutuel venue settled in native OKB, and an AI co-pilot turns plain English into executable tickets - an outcome bet plus a correlated OKX DEX hedge, signed entirely in the user's own wallet.

The AI is not a chat feature bolted onto an exchange. Three autonomous agents run the venue end to end, and a co-pilot serves users on request: the AI trades, creates, makes, and settles the markets. Every decision they take is posted to a public console, and every settlement is an onchain transaction anyone can verify.

  • Bitcoin - trustless money
  • Ethereum - trustless computation
  • Aetheria - markets that run themselves

Where everything lives

Live app aetheria.exchange
Agent console aetheria.exchange/?tab=agents
Settlement receipts aetheria.exchange/receipts
Mainnet venue (chain 196) 0xA82EDb5e111c31C63E06EF0007f2fa1a9e7EB30d - deploy block 68469454
First autonomous mainnet settlement 0x94cd841b… - X Layer DeFi TVL above $100M, resolved YES
Legacy testnet venue (chain 1952) 0xA82EDb5e…EB30d - same address
GitHub mrnetwork0001/AetheriaExchange
X @AetheriaEx

The stack, in one paragraph

A single Solidity contract (OutcomeMarket.sol) holds every market and every stake - parimutuel, so the venue is structurally incapable of insolvency. A Next.js app reads it through Multicall3 and serves the co-pilot. Inference runs on 0G Compute (decentralized, OpenAI-compatible); chat memory is AES-GCM-encrypted client-side and stored on 0G Storage; hedges route to OKX DEX. Three agents run 24/7 on a VPS against the same public API any user hits. Nothing custodial anywhere: the server holds API credentials, never keys, and every value-bearing transaction is signed in the user's wallet.

Reading order

If you are evaluating Aetheria, this order gives the fastest complete picture:

  1. How It Works - the lifecycle of one trade
  2. Parimutuel Markets - where payouts actually come from
  3. The Four Agents - what runs the venue
  4. Resolution & Settlement - the part most venues get wrong
  5. Trust Model & FAQ - what we ask you to trust, stated plainly

Unaudited hackathon software. Prediction markets and spot trades carry risk of total loss. Nothing in these docs is financial advice.