Seeker Labs is a research practice for the frontier — rigorous, opinionated work on prediction markets, physical-world AI, and the market mechanisms quietly remaking how the world works. We go deep on what we think is coming next, back it with the math and the evidence, and argue it as clearly as we can.
Read the researchField notes on where the category stands and the open problems still to solve — plus a ground-up series on how it all works. Read the series top to bottom; each piece builds on the one before.
Notes on where AI goes next — starting from one bet: the binding constraint on physical-world AI isn't compute, it's data that doesn't exist yet.
How global realignment — tariffs, capital flows, and macro shocks — reshapes Asia and Vietnam, and how to actually trade it instead of just watching it.
Where prediction markets and the news collide — a future in which every story ships with a live market under the headline, from CNN and CNBC to Vietnam's own newsrooms.
Attention became the scarce asset — and a new primitive, pay-per-view "Content Rewards," turned the audience into a performance-priced sales force. The clipping economy: who's buying it, why it undercuts the ad giants, and where it's headed next.
The house always wins — and these days the house is an app on your phone. The line between investing, betting, and entertainment is dissolving, and online gambling is quietly one of the best businesses in software. A three-part read on the casino as the business model of the age: the convergence, the economics, and where the money pools.
A meme coin is a meme with a price — the purest chip in a world that will speculate on anything. Three pieces on how a 2013 joke became a $150B asset class, why a joke has a price at all, and the machine that industrialized it into a fortune.
The most interesting questions live at the intersections — where a new market meets a new technology meets a shift in how people behave.
We pick the ones we can't put down, go deep, and form a view — with the math, the mechanism, and an honest account of what's hard. We'd rather be early and clear than safe and vague.
None of it is advice, and none of it is a newsletter business. It's the writing we wish existed — so we write it, whether or not anyone's looking.
We've built regulated financial products and exchange-grade infrastructure before — now we go deep on where it's all going.
Builder and operator in regulated finance — now working where markets, AI, and new mechanisms meet. Co-founder of Liobank, a leading digital bank in Vietnam with more than a million users. A computer scientist by training and relentless on product, he writes to think in public — and to pressure-test what he actually believes.
The technical core. Engineer at LayerZero; before that Bybit and Mantle — exchange-grade financial infrastructure, built alongside alumni of Robinhood, Stripe, and Tether. He lives in the math and the mechanism design everyone else hand-waves past, and makes every claim here earn its place.