MARKETS ARE DECIDED
BY DOCUMENTS.
WE READ THEM FIRST
Every prediction market settles on something published — a government release, an SEC filing, a court docket. ResolutionWire watches the sources, timestamps the moment the answer exists, and records the price the market was still trading at. Every claim carries its receipt. Misses stay on the page.
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How it works
for everyoneWe poll the deciding sources
Treasury, BLS, the Fed, SEC EDGAR, courts, agencies — the documents that settle markets, checked every few minutes, seconds around scheduled releases.
The instant an answer publishes
We record the outcome it implies, the exact UTC time, and the price the market was still trading at. Before settlement, never after.
The venue checks our work
When each market officially settles, our call is marked right or wrong — publicly. The archive is hash-chained daily, so history can't be quietly rewritten.
The receipts
latest callsWhat knowing first is worth
for the vetsCrowd error at last trade · 35d of settled markets
| Nonfarm payrolls | 13 | 54.7¢ |
| Weekly jobless claims | 49 | 24.6¢ |
| Housing starts | 10 | 20.1¢ |
| Core CPI YoY | 15 | 17.5¢ |
| Core CPI MoM | 11 | 17.4¢ |
| Unemployment (jobs day) | 14 | 10.2¢ |
| Fed decision | 5 | 9.0¢ |
| CPI YoY | 21 | 8.7¢ |
| Treasury 30Y ladder | 60 | 6.6¢ |
| Treasury 5Y ladder | 60 | 4.4¢ |
| Fed funds ladder | 11 | 4.1¢ |
| Treasury 7Y ladder | 60 | 4.0¢ |
Deciding this week
| BLS CPI release | Bureau of Labor Statistics | 94 |
Crowd error = average distance between market price and eventual settlement value in the final trading hour, measured from historical candlesticks. Payrolls markets close as near coin-flips — the release resolves ~55¢ of uncertainty per contract. That distance is what reading the document first is worth.
The terminal
what members seeWire Alerts includes a live members' terminal — every catch the moment it happens, the price the market was still quoting, and the venue's grade when it settles. No account to create: your payment is your login. This is a real slice of it, rendered from the same database members see:
| strike | call | at call | settle | edge | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Above 30,000 | YES | 54¢ | YES | 46¢ | ✓ |
| Above 40,000 | YES | 56¢ | YES | 44¢ | ✓ |
| Above 70,000 | YES | 40¢ | YES | 60¢ | ✓ |
| Above 60,000 | YES | 36¢ | YES | 64¢ | ✓ |
| Above 10,000 | YES | 64¢ | YES | 36¢ | ✓ |
Live data, rendered 2026-09-07 22:05Z — the terminal itself refreshes every 60 seconds. Log in with your payment → or subscribe — $19/mo.
Methodology
how to check usCriteria → source maps
Each market's resolution rules are parsed into the authority, document, and condition that decide it. 973 markets mapped.
Primary sources only
Calls cite the deciding document itself — never reporting about it. Every fetch stored with URL, SHA-256, and UTC timestamp.
Graded by the venue
Accuracy is computed against official settlements, automatically. Wrong calls are labeled and kept.
Tamper-evident archive
A Merkle root over all evidence is chained daily and notarized on the Base blockchain. Rewriting history would break the chain — publicly verifiably. See the seals ↓
Sealed nightly, in public
the archive can't lieEvery night, a SHA-256 Merkle root over every archived document (87,615 at the latest seal) is chained to the previous night's root and written into a transaction on the Base blockchain — a timestamp nobody, including us, can edit. Each seal contains every seal before it: to rewrite one document's history we would have to break a public chain in front of you.
2026-08-24
Showing the latest 8 of 14 seals. Full chain, the exact mechanism, and how to check it yourself: the proof page →