AIxBET Docs
  • Table of Contents
  • Overview
  • Core Products
    • 1. Autonomous AI Engine
    • 2. Betting Pool
      • 🦁 Alpha Pool
      • 🧠 Smart Money Pool
      • 🎰 Casino Pool
    • 3. Profit Sharing Pool
    • 4. Autonomous Copy-Trade Agent
    • 5. Social Casino App
  • Performance & Comparison
  • AI Execution Framework
  • Tokenomics
  • $AIXBET Utility
  • Ecosystem Flow
  • Milestone
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AI Execution Framework

AI Execution Framework

The AIxBET Execution Framework is the operational brain behind every decision made across our pools, terminals, and trading actions. Designed for precision, transparency, and scalability, this framework ensures every bet placed is backed by logic, data, and defined KPIs — not emotion or speculation.

Key Components:

  • Data Aggregation Layer Continuously collects and filters real-time data from prediction markets (e.g., Polymarket), news sources, social sentiment, historical stats, and smart contract analytics.

  • Multi-Model AI Engine Combines outputs from various specialized AI models — LLMs, market predictors, and signal classifiers — all trained on unique data types and strategies. Weighted by past accuracy and relevance.

  • Smart Money Scanner Tracks top-performing wallets and their trades across prediction markets. Analyzes wallet behavior, risk appetite, and success rates to generate predictive trade signals.

  • Decision Engine Integrates model output, smart money signals, and market conditions to determine optimal entries. Uses predefined KPIs (e.g., min EV, risk score, max drawdown) to qualify each position.

  • Execution Layer Routes trades directly to supported markets through secure APIs and smart contracts. Implements bet sizing, stop-loss, and take-profit rules.

  • PnL & Risk Monitoring Tracks all trades in real time via a performance dashboard. Ensures system stops placing bets during excessive volatility or when KPI thresholds are breached.

  • Human Oversight Mode Includes optional moderator approval for high-risk positions, giving protocol admins a safeguard switch when needed.


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