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Your Persona can talk now.
It's built from everything you gave it: your background, your answers, the sample responses you corrected, and the public posts from the handles you added. It shows what it drew on, and tells you when it has nothing rather than guessing.
Go ask it something only you would know the answer to.
Opening it up to everyone else comes next.
The fastest way to test an expert is to ask what they’d rather not answer.
Try it on your Persona:
→ What’s a call you got wrong?
→ What’s your most unpopular take?
→ Explain your edge like I’m 12.
If it answers the way you would, it’s working.
The experts with the biggest media profiles were especially bad at predicting the future.
The volunteers who beat them didn’t have a following at all.
How would you answer?
“I worry a lot.”
Not me / A little / Sometimes / Often / Very me
You answer fifteen of these when you build a Persona.
Anyone can copy what you’ve posted. These capture how you think, so when someone asks about something you’ve never posted about, it reasons the way you would.
What creators asked us before building a Persona:
“Do you need my login?” No.
“Can you read my DMs?” No.
“Do I need a big following?” No.
“Is my face stored somewhere?” No. One check on your phone with @yanez__ai, and your biometrics never leave it.
What you do need: your public handles and about 10 minutes.
A prediction market tells you the price.
It doesn’t let you ask the person on the other side why they took it.
That’s the conversation worth having before you place a trade, and it’s the one Personas are built for.
How to set up a subnet:
Step 1: Pick a domain
Step 2: Deploy it
From there, every query and data submission in that domain routes through you around the clock, credited to you as the operator, earning you points.
Testnet isn’t just about contributing data.
Who’s actually using it to explore and learn from their own data?
Check-in below 👇
Your posts show what you’ve said. Your Persona’s archetype shows how it reads you.
At the end of setup it gives you three things, all drawn from your own answers:
→ An archetype
→ A persona type
→ Where you sit on the adoption curve
What did yours call you?
A number without a source is a guess with good formatting.
Ask dFusion something and you see where the answer came from.
Check the reasoning, then decide if you trust it.
Prediction markets let you bet on a topic. On dFusion, you can run one.
Each domain is a subnet with exactly one operator, and every query on that topic routes through them.
Two minutes. ETH on Arbitrum. 15% off with a referral.
Which domain would you claim?
Creators kept asking us “what’s in it for me?”
Reach you’re not getting right now.
Your best takes are scattered across platforms and buried in old posts. A Persona pulls them into one place anyone can ask, with your name on every answer.
More people find your thinking without you posting more.
In 2024, a French trader known as Théo made an estimated $79 million betting on Trump on Polymarket.
Here’s the question, and two other times the reasoning beat the crowd.
Three calls, nearly 90 years apart.
In every one, the number is what people remember. The reasoning is what actually mattered, and it's the first thing to disappear.
Prices settle. Headlines move on. The why ends up scattered across old posts nobody can find.
