Cross-Domain Intelligence for Solana
Bridging DeFi and prediction markets through unified wallet intelligence.
Know who's informed before you trade.
// Query wallet conviction
const conviction = await cortex.getConviction({
wallet: "7xKX...",
domains: ["defi", "prediction"]
});
// Returns cross-domain intelligence
{
score: 0.847,
signal: "STRONG_BULLISH",
informed: true,
crossDomain: true
}On-chain intelligence is fragmented. DeFi analytics know nothing about prediction markets. Polymarket watchers miss DEX signals. Traders with edge operate across domains invisibly.
Existing tools analyze one domain at a time, missing cross-domain alpha signals
Informed traders bet across DeFi and prediction markets — their conviction is invisible
AI agents lack unified on-chain intelligence APIs to make informed decisions
Solder Cortex unifies wallet activity across DeFi and prediction markets into a single conviction score. When a wallet is bullish on SOL via Jupiter and also betting "SOL > $200" on a prediction market, that's a signal. We surface it.
Everything you need for cross-domain on-chain intelligence
One data model that captures wallet activity across DeFi protocols and prediction markets. No more switching between analytics tools.
Quantified conviction signals from -1 (max bearish) to +1 (max bullish), weighted by position size and cross-domain confirmation.
Identify wallets with historical edge. Track their moves across domains before they hit your radar.
Native Model Context Protocol integration. Your AI agent can query wallet intelligence as easily as it reads a database.
Live transaction processing from Solana. See conviction shifts as they happen, not hours later.
MIT licensed. Run your own instance, extend the protocols, or contribute to the core engine.
Watch how Solder Cortex surfaces cross-domain conviction
get_wallet_conviction
Get unified conviction score for any wallet
find_informed_traders
Discover wallets with cross-domain edge
get_market_signals
Aggregate conviction for a token or market
Clone the repo, spin up the indexer, and start querying cross-domain intelligence.