Market Details

Market title：The central query or event being predicted.

Example: "Will US 10Y Treasury yield above 5% by June 30?"

Outcomes：Possible results or answers to the market question, represented as tradable options.

Example for the above question:

Outcome 1: YES

Outcome 2: NO

Order Book：An Order Book is a ledger that lists all buy and sell orders for a specific market, organized by price. The order book is centralized for efficiency and transparency, with trades being matched offchain and settled onchain.

Buy Orders: Represent bids - prices that traders are willing to pay for an asset.

Sell Orders: Represent asks prices that traders are willing to accept for an asset.

Spread：The gap between the highest bid and the lowest ask is called the Spread, indicating the liquidity and competitiveness of the market.

Market Orders: Execute trades immediately by matching with the best available prices in the order book.

Limit Orders: Specify a maximum price for buying or a minimum price for selling, which may not be executed immediately if no match is found.

To Win: Number of shares x $1 (maximum value per share).

Avg Price: Current average price per share.

Market Process：The process of settling the predicted market.

Bet on the Market: Users place bets on the predicted market.

Market Close: Predict that the market has reached the set deadline, and users will no longer be able to place bets on this market.

Outcome Propose: If the result of a market is clear, the market can be “resolved,” or permanently finalized.

Challenge Period: After the market closes, it automatically enters a 2-hour challenge period. Users holding shares in the market can raise objections to the resolution during this period, but they must pay a certain fee and provide data sources.

Verifying: The operation team verifies the resources and resolves the market with the final resolution.

Dispute：Refer to the result of the dispute, it will be Yes or No.

Final Outcome：The result of a market becomes clear when there is a final outcome, the market will be “resolved”.

Rules： A detailed explanation of the market question, including any specific rules or context.Example:If the yield of the US 10-Year T-Bond is greater than 5.000% at any time between between December 28, 2024 and market close on June 30 2025, this market will resolve to “Yes”. Otherwise, this market will resolve to "No". The resolution source for this market will be investing.com's reporting found at https://www.investing.com/rates-bonds/u.s.-10-year-bond-yield-historical-data. The resolution will be based on the values listed in the column labelled “High” in rows titled by dates within this market's timeframe.