02app.seer.pmExplorerEvery market type · every chain

Every market, on the record.

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Markets

Protocol index · where every market is in its life

Activity

Lifecycle field18 markets7 steps
Snapshot 19 Oct 2026 · 12:00 UTC
Step still open Step settled Where it is now Each column is a market, each row a step from creation to redemption: dots are still uncertain, crosses are settled. Select a column to open its record.
Across all markets

Latest transactions

Needs a person or a transaction

Resolution queue

    Trader Score 0–100 · resolved markets only

    Leaderboard

    One transaction · four market types

    Create a market

    Preview only
    Market type
    Sample only. Nothing is deployed.
    This interface

    Design notes

    Notes for all six
    Design notes for this pagekept from the kit · departures

    Kept from the Electric Foundation kit

    1. The kit's web frame, unchanged: page #101013, card #1A1A1E, nested #1F1F24 (light: #F7F7F9 / #FFFFFF / #F1F1F4), and 328px market cards with radius 9 and 12px padding in a 4-column grid at 1440 with a 40px gutter.
    2. The kit's components: pill search, the category row with arrows, Yes/No outcome rows, full-width Up/Down and three-way buttons, and the bet slip with two price tiles, a Bold 32 amount, +$ chips and Confirm with ✕.
    3. The kit's card footer: "$Vol • date • category" with the gift and bookmark icons.
    4. Mono spec labels for machine facts: type, chain, collateral, market number, snapshot time.

    Deliberate departures

    1. Explorer depth the kit doesn't draw. An Etherscan-style record per market (contract, condition ID, Reality.eth question, outcome-token ERC-20s, event log, positions, resolution) and per address, built only from kit surfaces.
    2. The dot grid carries data. In the lifecycle field each column is a market and each row a step; settled steps turn from dots into crosses, so the field reads as uncertainty becoming structure.
    3. State and verification on every card. An explorer has to say where a market is in its life. Amber (waiting) and red (dispute) only ever appear next to their label.
    4. Row buttons follow the market type. The kit shows Yes/No on every row. Here a categorical No buys the other outcomes as one basket; a scalar round trades Up/Down; multi-winner markets trade Buy/Sell, because a "No" there is not one clean bet.
    5. Each price in its market's unit. #2841 reads 8.14/10 · UP 81¢, #2842 reads 50% · 6.3¢ (a funded share pays 1/8 sDAI), #2850 a default chance per year. Charts, 24h moves and ticket payouts use the same unit.
    6. Kit fixes. Binary prices add up to 100¢ (the kit's 69¢ + 37¢ is 106¢), amounts use a decimal point ("$100.00"), and sample markets use motif glyph tiles instead of photos.
    7. Type and contrast. PP Neue Montreal and Suisse Int'l Mono when installed, Geist and Geist Mono otherwise; muted text is lifted so 12px labels pass WCAG AA.
    About the data. Every market, price, address and name here is sample data from one shared dataset, so the same market shows up in Deep, Futarchy, Opportunity and Risk. Organisations, agents and traders are fictional and every address starts with 0x5eed. Nothing is live and nothing can be traded.