10 Systems. One Signal.

One of the three great Chinese divination arts. Qimen maps the flow of cosmic energy across a 9-palace grid using stems, branches, deities, and doors to determine the most auspicious direction and timing for any endeavour. In prediction markets, it reads the energetic gate through which the outcome is most likely to pass.

The oldest of the three Chinese cosmic arts, Da Liu Ren constructs a 12-branch wheel chart from the current date and time. It analyses the Four Courses — the heavenly and earthly branches, the day deity, and the spirit — to determine the direction of events with remarkable precision.

The most macro of the three Chinese arts, Tai Yi operates on grand cycles of time and space. It calculates the ruling Tai Yi deity for the current cycle and reads the 16 deities' positions to assess whether the prevailing cosmic tide favours or opposes the question at hand.

A refined branch of I Ching divination, Liuyao casts a six-line hexagram and assigns each line a stem, branch, and six-relative role. The interaction of the 'subject line' (the querent) and 'object line' (the outcome) — whether they clash, combine, or remain inert — reveals the probability and timing of resolution.

Plum Blossom Numerology derives a hexagram from numbers found in the moment of inquiry — the time, the question's character count, or an observed phenomenon. It reads the inner and outer trigrams and their mutual transformation to assess the energy of the situation and its likely direction.

Prashna ('question') is the branch of Jyotish (Vedic Astrology) dedicated to answering specific questions from the moment they are asked. A chart is cast for the exact time and place of the inquiry, and the positions of the Ascendant, Moon, and relevant house lords are read to determine the outcome.

Rammal (Arabic: الرمل, 'sand') is the pan-Islamic geomantic tradition transmitted through the Islamic Golden Age. Sixteen geomantic figures are generated from random marks and arranged into a shield chart of mothers, daughters, nieces, and witnesses. The final judge figure determines the outcome of the question.

Horary astrology casts a chart for the exact moment a question is asked and interprets the planetary positions, house placements, and aspects to answer it directly. The significators of the querent and the matter in question are identified, and their applying or separating aspects reveal whether the outcome will be positive or negative.

A 78-card symbolic system drawn from Hermetic, Kabbalistic, and alchemical traditions. For prediction market analysis, TIAN draws a focused three-card spread — past influence, present energy, and likely outcome — and reads the archetypal symbolism and elemental dignities to assess the direction of the question.

The Elder Futhark's 24 runes encode the cosmological forces of Norse tradition. TIAN draws three runes representing the situation, the obstacle, and the likely resolution. Each rune carries a dual nature — its upright and reversed meanings — and the combination of the three reveals the energetic trajectory of the outcome.