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− - US initial jobless claims, not seasonally adjusted, week to Oct 17: 172,640. 172,640 people filed a first claim for unemployment insurance in the US in the week to Saturday Oct 17 2026, not seasonally adjusted, added across the 50 states, DC, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands from the Department of Labor ETA 539 file. https://tickerz.com/x/layoffs− - Kalshi and Polymarket daily volume, Oct 23: $706.21M. $706.21M traded on Kalshi and Polymarket on Oct 23 2026 (UTC), the two venues added together from the daily notional volume DefiLlama publishes for each. https://tickerz.com/x/yesno− - Memecoin launchpad fees on Solana, BNB Chain, Base and Tron, Oct 24: $2.43M. $2.43M in fees was paid on 13 memecoin launchpads on Oct 24 2026 (UTC), pump.fun among them, on Solana, BNB Chain, Base, Tron and other chains, as DefiLlama counts them. https://tickerz.com/x/trenches− - 42,142 memecoins launched on pump.fun on Oct 24. 42,142 coins were created on pump.fun on Oct 24 2026 (UTC), counted by Tickerz from the Solana chain: one per successful create transaction on the program's mint authority. https://tickerz.com/x/mints− - x402 paid calls on Base per day: 84,667 on Oct 24. 84,667 paid calls settled over x402 on Base on Oct 24 2026 (UTC), estimated by Tickerz from a one in sixteen sample of the chain. It counts calls, not dollars. https://tickerz.com/x/gigs− - Median price per paid API call over x402, Oct 24: $0.0100. $0.0100 per call on Oct 24 2026 (UTC): the payer-balanced median of settled x402 calls on Base, paid by wallets that may be AI agents, scripts or people. Each paying wallet's median counts once, so one wallet firing thousands of calls cannot set it. Settled payments read from the chain, not list prices. https://tickerz.com/x/wage− - The Tickerz oracle on Solana: Each number is signed by Tickerz and recounted in public. The feed on Solana comes next. https://oracle.tickerz.com+ - US initial jobless claims, not seasonally adjusted, week to Oct 24: 179,009. 179,009 people filed a first claim for unemployment insurance in the US in the week to Saturday Oct 24 2026, not seasonally adjusted, added across the 50 states, DC, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands from the Department of Labor ETA 539 file. https://tickerz.com/x/layoffs+ - Kalshi and Polymarket daily volume, Nov 4: $997.04M. $997.04M traded on Kalshi and Polymarket on Nov 4 2026 (UTC), the two venues added together from the daily notional volume DefiLlama publishes for each. https://tickerz.com/x/yesno+ - Memecoin launchpad fees on Solana, BNB Chain, Base and Tron, Nov 5: $2.14M. $2.14M in fees was paid on 13 memecoin launchpads on Nov 5 2026 (UTC), pump.fun among them, on Solana, BNB Chain, Base, Tron and other chains, as DefiLlama counts them. https://tickerz.com/x/trenches+ - 43,204 memecoins launched on pump.fun on Nov 5. 43,204 coins were created on pump.fun on Nov 5 2026 (UTC), counted by Tickerz from the Solana chain: one per successful create transaction on the program's mint authority. https://tickerz.com/x/mints+ - x402 paid calls on Base per day: 230,624 on Nov 4. 230,624 paid calls settled over x402 on Base on Nov 4 2026 (UTC), estimated by Tickerz from a one in sixteen sample of the chain. It counts calls, not dollars. https://tickerz.com/x/gigs+ - Median price per paid API call over x402, Nov 4: $0.0100. $0.0100 per call on Nov 4 2026 (UTC): the payer-balanced median of settled x402 calls on Base, paid by wallets that may be AI agents, scripts or people. Each paying wallet's median counts once, so one wallet firing thousands of calls cannot set it. Settled payments read from the chain, not list prices. https://tickerz.com/x/wage+ - The Tickerz oracle on Solana: Each number is signed by Tickerz and recounted in public. Every daily and weekly print in the Close is written to Solana mainnet as a memo; the program that holds one feed per index runs on Solana devnet, not on mainnet yet. https://oracle.tickerz.com
− - US initial jobless claims, not seasonally adjusted, week to Oct 10: 191,033. 191,033 people filed a first claim for unemployment insurance in the US in the week to Saturday Oct 10 2026, not seasonally adjusted, added across the 50 states, DC, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands from the Department of Labor ETA 539 file. https://tickerz.com/x/layoffs− - Kalshi and Polymarket daily volume, Oct 16: $694.30M. $694.30M traded on Kalshi and Polymarket on Oct 16 2026 (UTC), the two venues added together from the daily notional volume DefiLlama publishes for each. https://tickerz.com/x/yesno− - Memecoin launchpad fees on Solana, BNB Chain, Base and Tron, Oct 17: $2.42M. $2.42M in fees was paid on 13 memecoin launchpads on Oct 17 2026 (UTC), pump.fun among them, on Solana, BNB Chain, Base, Tron and other chains, as DefiLlama counts them. https://tickerz.com/x/trenches− - 45,032 memecoins launched on pump.fun on Oct 17. 45,032 coins were created on pump.fun on Oct 17 2026 (UTC), counted by Tickerz from the Solana chain: one per successful create transaction on the program's mint authority. https://tickerz.com/x/mints− - x402 paid calls on Base per day: 83,795 on Oct 17. 83,795 paid calls settled over x402 on Base on Oct 17 2026 (UTC), estimated by Tickerz from a one in sixteen sample of the chain. It counts calls, not dollars. https://tickerz.com/x/gigs− - Median price per paid API call over x402, Oct 17: $0.0100. $0.0100 per call on Oct 17 2026 (UTC): the payer-balanced median of settled x402 calls on Base, paid by wallets that may be AI agents, scripts or people. Each paying wallet's median counts once, so one wallet firing thousands of calls cannot set it. Settled payments read from the chain, not list prices. https://tickerz.com/x/wage− - x402 payments on Base per UTC day, every payment a listed facilitator settled (payments settled through a router contract are included from October 4 2026; before that they were 0.8% to 12.5% of a day's payments and not counted), Oct 5, 2026: 53,202 paid calls, $8,543 paid by 3,091 wallets, 27.5% of calls and 1.5% of dollars from wallets over 1,000 calls. https://tickerz.com/x/gigs#mc-x402-days+ - US initial jobless claims, not seasonally adjusted, week to Oct 17: 172,640. 172,640 people filed a first claim for unemployment insurance in the US in the week to Saturday Oct 17 2026, not seasonally adjusted, added across the 50 states, DC, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands from the Department of Labor ETA 539 file. https://tickerz.com/x/layoffs+ - Kalshi and Polymarket daily volume, Oct 23: $706.21M. $706.21M traded on Kalshi and Polymarket on Oct 23 2026 (UTC), the two venues added together from the daily notional volume DefiLlama publishes for each. https://tickerz.com/x/yesno+ - Memecoin launchpad fees on Solana, BNB Chain, Base and Tron, Oct 24: $2.43M. $2.43M in fees was paid on 13 memecoin launchpads on Oct 24 2026 (UTC), pump.fun among them, on Solana, BNB Chain, Base, Tron and other chains, as DefiLlama counts them. https://tickerz.com/x/trenches+ - 42,142 memecoins launched on pump.fun on Oct 24. 42,142 coins were created on pump.fun on Oct 24 2026 (UTC), counted by Tickerz from the Solana chain: one per successful create transaction on the program's mint authority. https://tickerz.com/x/mints+ - x402 paid calls on Base per day: 84,667 on Oct 24. 84,667 paid calls settled over x402 on Base on Oct 24 2026 (UTC), estimated by Tickerz from a one in sixteen sample of the chain. It counts calls, not dollars. https://tickerz.com/x/gigs+ - Median price per paid API call over x402, Oct 24: $0.0100. $0.0100 per call on Oct 24 2026 (UTC): the payer-balanced median of settled x402 calls on Base, paid by wallets that may be AI agents, scripts or people. Each paying wallet's median counts once, so one wallet firing thousands of calls cannot set it. Settled payments read from the chain, not list prices. https://tickerz.com/x/wage
− - US initial jobless claims, not seasonally adjusted, week to Oct 3: 170,732. 170,732 people filed a first claim for unemployment insurance in the US in the week to Saturday Oct 3 2026, not seasonally adjusted, added across the 50 states, DC, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands from the Department of Labor ETA 539 file. https://tickerz.com/x/layoffs− - Kalshi and Polymarket daily volume, Oct 9: $643.74M. $643.74M traded on Kalshi and Polymarket on Oct 9 2026 (UTC), the two venues added together from the daily notional volume DefiLlama publishes for each. https://tickerz.com/x/yesno− - Memecoin launchpad fees on Solana, BNB Chain, Base and Tron, Oct 10: $3.05M. $3.05M in fees was paid on 13 memecoin launchpads on Oct 10 2026 (UTC), pump.fun among them, on Solana, BNB Chain, Base, Tron and other chains, as DefiLlama counts them. https://tickerz.com/x/trenches− - 49,441 memecoins launched on pump.fun on Oct 10. 49,441 coins were created on pump.fun on Oct 10 2026 (UTC), counted by Tickerz from the Solana chain: one per successful create transaction on the program's mint authority. https://tickerz.com/x/mints− - x402 paid calls on Base per day: 66,556 on Oct 10. 66,556 paid calls settled over x402 on Base on Oct 10 2026 (UTC), estimated by Tickerz from a one in sixteen sample of the chain. It counts calls, not dollars. https://tickerz.com/x/gigs− - Median price per paid API call over x402, Oct 10: $0.0100. $0.0100 per call on Oct 10 2026 (UTC): the payer-balanced median of settled x402 calls on Base, paid by wallets that may be AI agents, scripts or people. Each paying wallet's median counts once, so one wallet firing thousands of calls cannot set it. Settled payments read from the chain, not list prices. https://tickerz.com/x/wage− - US CPI, month over month, Aug 2026: 0.4 percent. The US Consumer Price Index for all urban consumers changed 0.4 percent in Aug 2026 from the month before, seasonally adjusted, computed from the published index. https://tickerz.com/x/cpi− - US core CPI, month over month, Aug 2026: 0.3 percent. The US Consumer Price Index for all items less food and energy changed 0.3 percent in Aug 2026 from the month before, seasonally adjusted, computed from the published index. https://tickerz.com/x/corecpi+ - US initial jobless claims, not seasonally adjusted, week to Oct 10: 191,033. 191,033 people filed a first claim for unemployment insurance in the US in the week to Saturday Oct 10 2026, not seasonally adjusted, added across the 50 states, DC, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands from the Department of Labor ETA 539 file. https://tickerz.com/x/layoffs+ - Kalshi and Polymarket daily volume, Oct 16: $694.30M. $694.30M traded on Kalshi and Polymarket on Oct 16 2026 (UTC), the two venues added together from the daily notional volume DefiLlama publishes for each. https://tickerz.com/x/yesno+ - Memecoin launchpad fees on Solana, BNB Chain, Base and Tron, Oct 17: $2.42M. $2.42M in fees was paid on 13 memecoin launchpads on Oct 17 2026 (UTC), pump.fun among them, on Solana, BNB Chain, Base, Tron and other chains, as DefiLlama counts them. https://tickerz.com/x/trenches+ - 45,032 memecoins launched on pump.fun on Oct 17. 45,032 coins were created on pump.fun on Oct 17 2026 (UTC), counted by Tickerz from the Solana chain: one per successful create transaction on the program's mint authority. https://tickerz.com/x/mints+ - x402 paid calls on Base per day: 83,795 on Oct 17. 83,795 paid calls settled over x402 on Base on Oct 17 2026 (UTC), estimated by Tickerz from a one in sixteen sample of the chain. It counts calls, not dollars. https://tickerz.com/x/gigs+ - Median price per paid API call over x402, Oct 17: $0.0100. $0.0100 per call on Oct 17 2026 (UTC): the payer-balanced median of settled x402 calls on Base, paid by wallets that may be AI agents, scripts or people. Each paying wallet's median counts once, so one wallet firing thousands of calls cannot set it. Settled payments read from the chain, not list prices. https://tickerz.com/x/wage+ - US CPI, month over month, Sep 2026: 0.6 percent. The US Consumer Price Index for all urban consumers changed 0.6 percent in Sep 2026 from the month before, seasonally adjusted, computed from the published index. https://tickerz.com/x/cpi+ - US core CPI, month over month, Sep 2026: 0.3 percent. The US Consumer Price Index for all items less food and energy changed 0.3 percent in Sep 2026 from the month before, seasonally adjusted, computed from the published index. https://tickerz.com/x/corecpi
− > Everything gets a ticker. Nobody can edit it. Tickerz (tickerz.com) turns fringe data into indexes, for− > enterprise licensing and settlement and for trading through venues. Each index has a public rulebook, is− > scored against its own history, and goes on-chain once a day with OpenTimestamps in Bitcoin, so anyone can check− > it later. Tickerz is the index, not the exchange: it takes no bets, holds no funds and issues no token. The− > second surface, the Tickerz Terminal, scores how unusual attention is today on about 250 crypto and US stock− - Look up an index reading and its proof: what $MINTS, $LAYOFFS or any Tickerz ticker printed for a period, and the first print that settles. GET https://tickerz.com/api/v1/indices/{ticker} (MCP tool get_index). Every index at once: GET https://tickerz.com/api/v1/indices (MCP tool list_indices).− - Check whether a crypto or US stock ticker is unusual today against its own 30 day normal: GET https://tickerz.com/api/v1/asset/{symbol} (MCP tool asset). The whole Terminal, most unusual first: GET https://tickerz.com/api/v1/board (MCP tool board). The Activity score runs 0 to 100 and 70 or more is unusual. It measures attention, not merit. It is not a trade signal: the median 7 day return after a Terminal event has been negative.− - Verify a Close on EAS: the eas field of GET https://tickerz.com/api/v1/indices/close links the attestation on Base (base.easscan.org). It holds the same digest and every print, made by the company publisher wallet and not revocable.− - MCP server: https://tickerz.com/mcp (Streamable HTTP, no key); discovery file https://tickerz.com/.well-known/mcp.json; setup for each assistant at https://tickerz.com/connect− - Agent instructions: https://tickerz.com/skill.md− - Every page answers Accept: text/markdown with its content in Markdown, and Accept: text/html with the page.− rulebook, the first print from the proof, the fallback when a source is late, the precision, what it costs to move,− - $MODELS (/x/models): AI models trending, the Hugging Face trending top 100, read hourly. Grade: display.− - $CRIME (/x/crime): reported crime in Chicago, from the City of Chicago. See only: counts of harm to people are published and never called.− The Tickerz Close is the daily print of every index: card at /api/card/close, JSON at /api/indices/close.− A first print is final for settlement. A revision by the source is shown beside it, never over it.− - /: the front page: the leading index, every index, the Close, the most unusual Terminal tickers, the event wire, every asset as one field, the Arena− - /x: every index as a card; /x/{slug}: one index in full− - /dogez: the Fat Cat Index, every DOGE held by 25 labelled exchange wallets, read from the Dogecoin chain, with 180 days of history; a paw check for any Dogecoin address; one print a day written on DogeOS testnet, its JSON at /api/dogez/day.− - /machines: Index Machina, x402 payments on Base as they land, with the rolling 24 hours beside the daily $GIGS and $WAGE prints. The rolling figures are not the on-chain daily print− - /arena: predict the next print of an index. Graded on the first print. Points only, no money− - /research: every published study and the live record, each with its finding, method and corrections. /research/the-number-that-decided-the-bet: On today's numbers, 225 of 4,040 settled Kalshi markets would pay the other side: 90 of 1,630 on jobs, unemployment and inflation (BLS) and 135 of 2,410 on Rotten Tomatoes scores. On Polymarket, 65 of 746 settled jobs, unemployment and CPI markets would pay the other side ($1.48M of $30.98M traded). /research/who-kalshi-settles-on counts 14,584 Kalshi − - /pricing: what is free, what is licensed, what is priced per call− - GET /api/indices/{ticker}: one index with its full series, first prints and settlement values− - GET /api/indices/{ticker}/history.csv: every complete period of one index as CSV: first print, revisions, the proof− - /mcp: Model Context Protocol server, Streamable HTTP, no key. Tools: board, asset, base_rate, receipts, open_questions, get_question, arena, list_indices, get_index, methodology, and submit_forecast. Prompts: whats_unusual, check_asset, index_close, index_reading. Discovery file at /.well-known/mcp.json− - The Activity score is 0 to 100 against each series' own history. 70 or more is unusual. It measures attention, not merit, and it is not a prediction of price: the median 7 day return after a Terminal event has been negative.+ > Everything gets a ticker. The index oracle for data nobody else publishes. Tickerz (tickerz.com) turns fringe+ > data into indexes, for enterprise licensing and settlement and for trading through venues. Each index has a public+ > rule with a version and a hash, every print of a covered index is a signed report that an independent public+ > recount co-signs, and the daily Close goes on-chain with OpenTimestamps in Bitcoin, so anyone can check it later. Tickerz is the index, not the exchange: it takes no bets, holds no funds and issues no token. The+ > second surface, the Tickerz Terminal, scores how unusual attention is today on about 200 crypto and US stock+ - Look up an index reading and its proof: what $MINTS, $LAYOFFS or any Tickerz ticker published for a period, and the number as first published, which settles. GET https://tickerz.com/api/v1/indices/{ticker} (MCP tool get_index). Every index at once: GET https://tickerz.com/api/v1/indices (MCP tool list_indices).+ - Check the first US jobs, unemployment or CPI number against the Bureau of Labor Statistics figure now: GET https://tickerz.com/api/v1/indices/jobs (also unemp, cpi, corecpi; MCP tool get_index). In days[], settlement_value is the number as first published and value is the Bureau's current figure.+ - List a market on an index: a question on the next number ready to paste, with strikes, the settle time, the tie rule and the settlement file, for $LAYOFFS, $MINTS, $GIGS and $WAGE. GET https://tickerz.com/api/v1/indices/{ticker}/listing.json (MCP tool get_listing_kit).+ - The rule each index is counted under (version, hash, settlement rights) and the signed report of each print (Ed25519, with the Solana feed that holds it): GET https://tickerz.com/api/v1/indices/{ticker}/rule and /report (MCP tools get_rule, get_report). Every feed, its status and its Solana account: https://oracle.tickerz.com (MCP tool list_feeds). How to verify: https://tickerz.com/.well-known/tickerz-signer.json Every signed number with its recount status (signed, recounted, final): https://+ - Check whether a crypto or US stock ticker is unusual today against its own 30 day normal: GET https://tickerz.com/api/v1/asset/{symbol} (MCP tool asset). The whole Terminal, most unusual first: GET https://tickerz.com/api/v1/board (MCP tool board). The Activity score runs 0 to 100 and 70 or more is unusual. It says how unusual trading is, not whether an asset is good. It is not a trade signal: whether it predicts returns is measured live at https://tickerz.com/evidence.+ - Verify a Close on EAS: the eas field of GET https://tickerz.com/api/v1/indices/close links the attestation on Base (base.easscan.org), and the attestation field gives its uid and transaction. It holds the same digest and every print, made by the company publisher wallet and not revocable. A contract reads it with getAttestation(uid) on EAS at 0x4200000000000000000000000000000000000021; the schema and field layout are at https://tickerz.com/docs#docs-eas.+ - Ask for a number Tickerz does not publish yet: MCP tool name_a_number, or POST https://tickerz.com/api/v1/indices/requests with {"counts": "...", "source_url": "..."}. Within 48 hours it is a ticker or the plain reason it cannot be built, posted at https://tickerz.com/x.+ - MCP server: https://tickerz.com/mcp (Streamable HTTP, no key); discovery file https://tickerz.com/.well-known/mcp.json; setup for each assistant at https://tickerz.com/connect. In Claude Code, a plugin adds the server and a skill for reading the indexes: claude plugin install tickerz --marketplace tickerzhq/tickerz-open (source: https://github.com/tickerzhq/tickerz-open/tree/main/plugin)+ - Agent instructions: https://tickerz.com/agents.md (the same file as https://tickerz.com/skill.md)+ - This file with every answer page in full: https://tickerz.com/llms-full.txt+ - Every page answers Accept: text/markdown with its content in Markdown, and Accept: text/html with the page. /md/{path} serves the same Markdown at its own address (https://tickerz.com/md/oracle is /oracle), and every page footer links its twin.+ rulebook, the number as first published, from the proof, the fallback when a source is late, the precision, what it costs to move,+ - $JOBS (/x/jobs), $UNEMP (/x/unemp), $CPI (/x/cpi) and $CORECPI (/x/corecpi): the US jobs number (the monthly change in nonfarm payrolls, in jobs), the unemployment rate (U-3, percent, one decimal), and CPI and core CPI month over month (percent, one decimal), monthly, from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Prediction markets settle on the first number the Bureau publishes, and the Bureau revises it. Tickerz keeps the first number of each month it reads at release (settlement_value) beside the Bu+ The Tickerz Close is the daily print of the daily and weekly indexes: card at /api/card/close, JSON at /api/indices/close. The four monthly indexes are not rows of it.+ The number as first published is final for settlement. A revision by the source is shown beside it, never over it.+ ## The oracle+ Every print the oracle covers ($JOBS, $UNEMP, $CPI, $CORECPI, $LAYOFFS and $MINTS today) is a report: canonical JSON (keys sorted, integers only), its SHA-256 hash, and an Ed25519 signature by the publisher over "tickerz-report-v1:" followed by the 32 hash bytes. A chain count is signed only when two independent providers agree exactly; a Bureau of Labor Statistics number only when the API and the flat file both equal the number as first published; a $LAYOFFS week only when the Labor Department'+ - The rule: GET https://tickerz.com/api/v1/indices/{ticker}/rule returns the rule each print is counted under: source, query, transform, cadence, unit, rounding, revision policy and settlement rights, with its version and SHA-256 hash (MCP tool get_rule). A rule is never edited; a change is a new version with the date it applies from.+ - The report: GET https://tickerz.com/api/v1/indices/{ticker}/report returns the newest signed report, ?period= an older one (MCP tool get_report). It answers 404 no_report until that index's first number is signed, with held (the reason and each provider's value) when the oracle held the newest one.+ - The keys: https://tickerz.com/.well-known/tickerz-signer.json lists the publisher key, the recount keys, the signed messages and the canonical JSON rules.+ - The recount: the public code in https://github.com/tickerzhq/tickerz-open counts each print again from the source and co-signs "tickerz-cosign-v1:" plus the same hash with its own key, or writes a dispute.+ - Final: a co-signed print with no dispute is made final at the first daily oracle run after its window closes (24 hours for a daily, weekly or monthly print, 2 hours for an hourly one). A correction is a new signed report that names the one it corrects; a print is never edited.+ - Every signed number with its status (signed, recounted, final) and an in-browser check of the hash and signatures: https://tickerz.com/signed+ - Every feed with its newest signed value, cadence, whether it can settle a market and why, and its Solana feed account: https://oracle.tickerz.com and https://oracle.tickerz.com/{ticker} (MCP tool list_feeds). Each feed page shows how a program reads the feed in TypeScript and Rust.+ - The Solana program holds one feed account per index. Whether it is live now is the last line of the Answers block below; until it is, the numbers are signed and recounted and the feed accounts are not written.+ - The Tape: GET https://tickerz.com/api/v1/tape returns everything Tickerz publishes, newest first (signed numbers with their status, index prints, the Close, the proof, Terminal events and receipts, launches and Solana records), shown live at the top of https://oracle.tickerz.com+ - /: the front page: the indexes with the highest Activity score, the most unusual Terminal tickers, the newest research and a live terminal of what Tickerz just published+ - /x: every index in one list; /x/{slug}: one index in full. /x/gigs also shows x402 payments on Base as they land, with the rolling 24 hours beside the daily $GIGS and $WAGE prints (the rolling figures are not the daily print); /machines redirects there+ - https://oracle.tickerz.com: The Tape, the signed reports and every feed; https://oracle.tickerz.com/{slug}: one feed, its rule hash, its last 10 signed reports and how to read it on Solana (tickerz.com/oracle redirects there)+ - /arena: predict the next number of an index. Graded on the number as first published. Points only, no money+ - /signed: every number Tickerz signs, newest first: value, period, signed, recounted by the public recount in tickerz-open, final; each checkable in the browser+ - /forecast: each index's next number with an 8 in 10 range, written down before the number lands and never changed, the walked-forward backtest against repeating the last number, and the live record. Display only, never signed or settled+ - /weekly: Tickerz Weekly, the seven UTC days before each Monday from the record (index readings, signed numbers, the most unusual Terminal events, the BLS numbers as first published beside what Kalshi settled on); /weekly/{YYYY-MM-DD} for a past Monday+ - /research: every published study and the live record, each with its finding, method and corrections. /research/weekend-markets: Prediction markets trade 12.7% more on a weekend day than a weekday. Memecoin launchpads earn 14.4% less. /research/the-number-that-decided-the-bet: On today's numbers, 225 of 4,040 settled Kalshi markets would pay the other side: 90 of 1,630 on jobs, unemployment and inflation (BLS) and 135 of 2,410 on Rotten Tomatoes scores. On Polymarket, 65 of 746 settled jobs, un+ - /pricing: reading is free; naming a number is free; settling a market on an index is $500 a month per listed series after a free 90 day pilot
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