Yala

Fair Value Intelligence for the Prediction Economy.

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Intelligence for the prediction economy.

Built for the prediction super cycle.

Enter Yala 2.0.

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Probability without calibration is just confidence.

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Most people don’t understand the time horizon.

That’s where alpha comes from.

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Fair value isn't released.

It's constructed, validated, and scored.

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Markets move for different reasons.

Some moves reflect new facts.
Others are just reaction, momentum, or temporary imbalance.

Fair value helps separate signal from noise.

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Not financial advice. Always do your own research.

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Will BTC be ≥ $80,000 by May 16?

🟢 Yala AI Fair Value: 15% YES
🔵 Polymarket: 43% YES

With active macro pressure, $82k resistance, and BTC still consolidating near the threshold:

→ Market is overpricing YES.

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Negative drivers:

1. Hotter-than-expected inflation data already knocked BTC below $80,000, showing macro pressure is active and immediate. (CoinDesk)

2. PPI inflation hit its highest level since 2022 and points BTC toward $79k, arguing for downside follow-through instead of a rebound. (TradingView)

3. BTC remains stuck below the 200 EMA at $82,000, leaving meaningful resistance between spot and any sustained move above $80,000. (Finance Magnates)

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Signals resolve against outcomes.

That's how fair value earns its reputation.

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Not financial advice. Always do your own research.

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Will BTC be ≥ $82,000 by May 9?

🟢 Yala AI Fair Value: 67% YES
🔵 Polymarket: 35% YES

With BTC already above $81K, record ETF demand, and improving risk-on sentiment:

→ Market is underpricing YES.

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Negative drivers:

1. BTC was rejected at $83,000 after Trump called an Iran deal a “big assumption,” showing price remains vulnerable to headline-driven reversals near the target. (TradingView)

2. Bearish signals beneath bitcoin’s 20% rally suggest short-term momentum could fade before May 9. (BeInCrypto)

3. Strategy’s massive Q1 loss after bitcoin’s earlier tumble is a reminder that sentiment around leveraged BTC exposure can sour quickly if spot rolls over again. (CoinDesk)

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Mispricing = gap between price and fair value.

Where gaps exist, opportunities emerge.

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Not financial advice. Always do your own research.

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Positive drivers:

1. BTC futures funding rates hitting a one-year low suggest long leverage has been flushed out, increasing the chance of a short-covering squeeze back above $78,000. (CryptoBriefing)

2. Recent 4.8% BTC momentum gains show buyers can still generate sharp upside moves when positioning resets. (Blockchain News)

3. A White House-linked bitcoin “breakthrough” headline adds a fresh policy catalyst that could rapidly improve sentiment. (Forbes)

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Negative drivers:

1. BTC already slipped below $77,000 as rising oil prices and Iran-related geopolitical risks pressured risk assets. (Coindesk)

2. Multiple rejections near $80,000 indicate strong overhead supply and weak buyer follow-through at higher levels. (Coindesk)

3. Coinbase Premium turning negative suggests softer U.S. spot demand, with weekly losses reportedly exceeding $829 million. (TradingView)

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Will BTC be ≥ $78,000 by May 1?

🟢 Yala AI Fair Value: 23% YES
🔵 Polymarket: 44% YES

With funding rates at a one-year low, washed-out long positioning, and repeated rejection at $80,000:

→ Market is overpricing YES.

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The prediction economy needs a common probabilistic language.

Fair value is that language.

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Not financial advice. Always do your own research.

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Will BTC be ≥ $76,000 by April 24?

🟢 Yala AI Fair Value: 38% YES
🔵 Polymarket: 79% YES

With strong ETF inflows, new Asia-side institutional demand and improving risk sentiment:

→ Market is overpricing YES.

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Negative drivers:

1. Realized BTC volatility is still running above implied, while near-dated bitcoin options remain around the mid-40s IV range, keeping short-dated downside risk alive. (cfbenchmarks)

2. Higher-for-longer macro pressure remains in play through firm oil, a stronger dollar, slightly hawkish Warsh read-through, and Deutsche Bank’s no-cuts-through-2026 call. (Reuters)

3. This contract resolves on a single Binance 1-minute noon ET close, and the $76k line itself looks thin relative to overall market volume, increasing microstructure and time-compression risk. (Polymarket)