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MARKET GUIDE #02
4 things to check before exploring a market
The headline is only the starting point. Before deciding whether to participate, look at four details:
01 - The question
What exactly needs to happen? Read the full wording, not just the topic.
02 - The outcomes
What does each option mean? Open the event to see all available outcomes - not just those featured on its card.
03 - The timeframe
Which period does the question cover? Check the relevant dates, deadline and time zone.
04 - The resolution
What confirms the result? Look for the published rules and the source used to determine the outcome.
If an important detail is missing or unclear, seek clarification before participating.
Start with a topic you know. Read beyond the headline.

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INSIDE #02
Prediction markets can cover very different topics - from economics and crypto to sports, politics and live events.
On the Poolmrkt home page, you can:
• browse markets by category
• see what’s currently trending
• follow featured events
• explore live markets as they develop
You don’t need to follow everything.
Start with one topic you already understand, open a market, and look at the question, outcomes, timing and available market data.
Find a topic. Explore a market.
Explore Poolmrkt → poolyymarket.com
Market data may change over time. Participation with real money carries a risk of loss.

RESOLVED #01
From market to final outcome
A market’s story doesn’t end with a chart.
In this Poolmrkt snapshot, Hangzhou Open: Daniil Medvedev vs Andrey Rublev is marked Resolved, and the order panel displays “Market resolved.”
The page shows $1.0M in volume and 16 listed outcomes, including questions about set winners and total sets.
One match. Multiple related questions.
The important distinction: a displayed percentage is not the same as a confirmed result. A figure near 100% does not, by itself, tell you who won the match or how each contract was settled.
For a specific outcome, check its recorded resolution and the rules used to determine it.
Follow the question through to the result - not just the percentage.
Platform snapshot shown for educational purposes. Not live market data or a recommendation to trade.

MARKET PULSE #01
3 markets on our radar
Three sports markets. Three very different questions.
⚾️ MLB: Next Red Sox Manager
Chad Tracy currently leads the displayed outcomes at 77%.
Volume: $611.6K
🥊 UFC Welterweight Champion at the end of 2026
Islam Makhachev currently stands at 92%.
Volume: $639.6K
⚽️ UEFA Champions League: 2027 Champion
The displayed leading outcomes currently sit at 50% / 50%.
Volume: $35M
Different events. Different timelines. Same basic structure:
a clear question with measurable outcomes.
Which market should we break down next?
Figures shown are a snapshot, not a live update or a recommendation to trade.

INSIDE #01
Why resolution rules matter
A prediction market is more than a headline.
The question tells you what is being measured.
The resolution rules explain how the final outcome is determined.
In this market, the result depends on several specific conditions:
• the exact counting window
• which post types are included
• which posts are excluded
• how deleted posts are treated
• which source is used for resolution
For example, main-feed posts, quote posts and reposts count toward the total, while replies generally do not. Deleted posts may still count if they are captured by the tracker.
That distinction matters. Two markets can sound similar while using very different rules to determine the result.
The question starts the market. The rules define the outcome.
Rules shown are based on the market snapshot displayed above.

MARKET SPOTLIGHT #01
Elon Musk # tweets September 11 – September 18, 2026?
Not every prediction market is about price, politics or sports.
This one is built around a simple measurable question:
how many times will Elon Musk post on X during a defined time window?
At the time of this snapshot, the market is leaning toward:
180–199 posts — 65%
200–219 posts — 30%
with additional outcome ranges also available.
What makes this market interesting is the resolution logic.
According to the listed rules:
• the counting window runs from Sep 11, 2026 at 12:00 PM ET to Sep 18, 2026 at 12:00 PM ET
• only main feed posts, quote posts and reposts count toward the total
• replies do not count toward the total, except posts appearing on the main feed and captured by the tracker
• deleted posts can still count if they remain visible long enough to be recorded
• the market uses a dedicated post counter / tracker as its primary resolution source, with X available as a secondary source if needed
That’s what makes prediction markets interesting:
even unusual topics can become structured, rule-based markets.
Different topic. Same logic: clear question, measurable outcomes, defined rules.
Figures shown are a snapshot, not a live update or a recommendation to trade.

EVENT BRIEF #01
What price will Bitcoin hit in September?
One month. 31 outcomes. $7.6M in volume.
This market tracks multiple Bitcoin price levels across September, with each threshold treated as a separate outcome.
The interesting part isn’t just the headline - it’s the structure.
What stands out:
• multiple price targets are tracked at the same time
• each outcome has its own market percentage and volume
• the market opened on Sep 1, 2026 and closes on Oct 1, 2026
That makes this a good example of how a single real-world question can turn into a multi-outcome prediction market.
The headline is simple. The structure matters.
Figures shown are a snapshot, not a live update or a recommendation to trade.

How to read a prediction market
A headline tells you the topic.
The details tell you what you’re actually looking at.
Let’s use “Fed Decision in October?” as an example.
01 - The question
What exactly is being asked? Start with the title, then read the full conditions.
02 - The outcomes
This page lists five possible results, including “No change” and “25 bps increase.” Open the event to see all available outcomes - not just the ones featured on its card.
03 - The market percentage
Check the percentage shown beside each outcome. It reflects the market’s current view — not a guarantee of what will happen.
04 - The date & volume
Check the displayed end date and trading volume. Read the rules separately to understand how and when the final outcome is determined.
Understand the question. Check the details. Read the rules.
Figures shown are a snapshot, not a live update or a recommendation to trade.

Welcome.
Prediction markets turn real-world events into questions with measurable outcomes.
Here, we break them down clearly.
You’ll find:
• event breakdowns
• market context
• platform guides
• resolved market updates
• market trends worth watching
We focus on the question, the context, and how the final outcome is determined.
Real events. Clear context.
Start with the latest market brief below.

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