The Problem.
In these uncertain times we leave the job of forecasting to the Government. Private institutions have their own estimates, and you could say the general public has twitter, but twitter's diverse opinions include everything from The Economist to the the stripper index. It can not therefore be considered a consistent aggregate public prediction. The recent invention and popularity of binary prediction markets such as Polymarket and Kalshi has been a clear indicator that the the public is indeed interested in speculation and 'willing to put their money where their mouth is'. Markets have long been known to aggregate and sum large amounts of ideas and information. Speculators are constantly predicating the future, creating what is known as aggregate prediction.

The Solution.
We have finally found a way to bring prediction markets back to traditional continuous markets. This solves a myriad of issues with traditional binary markets, as well as unlocking the full potential of aggregate prediction. It's a totally new way of thinking, and it provides the public with a clear and simple way to speculate, trade, and even hedge inflation.
By accidental consequence, because perpetuals can not be manipulated in the traditional means, and as we do not follow an underlying asset, we believe the entire system is protected against traditional pump, dumps, and spoofing.