Single Markets
A Single market contains one standalone prediction with a fixed set of outcomes.
Single markets typically:
- Present a clear outcome structure, such as Yes / No.
- Resolve as a single event with one final outcome with a possiblility of a Tie / Draw outcome depending on the market.
- Have one lifecycle and one resolution state.
Single markets do not contain submarkets.
Multi Markets
A Multi market groups multiple related submarkets under a single market umbrella. Each submarket represents its own independent prediction.
In a multi market:
- Each submarket operates independently.
- Submarkets may enter different states (Open, Paused, Resolved) at different times.
- Each submarket can resolve separately based on its own conditions.
The timeline shown at the top of a multi market reflects the latest possible resolution date across all submarkets. Some submarkets may resolve earlier.
The primary difference from single markets is that multi markets organize several related predictions within one grouped experience.
Always review each submarket individually for its status and resolution timing.
