PANews reported on April 22nd that Gensyn, a decentralized AI infrastructure network invested in by a16z crypto, launched its flagship product, Delphi, an AI-settled information market platform where anyone can create markets and earn fees based on trading volume. Gensyn describes Delphi as an "information market" rather than a prediction market. Market creators pre-select fixed-weight AI models as settlement "smart oracles," and the results are verified through a Reproducible Execution Environment (REE). Settlement revenue is automatically distributed in USDC. The protocol charges a 0.5% fee on all trades to buy back and burn any unissued AI tokens. Creators receive a 1.5% share of the trading volume when the market successfully settles. The Delphi testnet has recorded millions of dollars in trading volume since last December and is currently invitation-only for creators, with a mainnet launch planned within weeks.