Crypto and Prediction Market Event Trackers
Follow one market, question, or catalyst over time with a persistent tracker that keeps price, flow, participation, and resolution context in a single view.
Tracker data is being collected now; the tracker frontend is being rebuilt before release. This page describes what the desk will show, so you can judge it before it lands.
Most tools show you a market once. A tracker follows it — so when the odds move you can see whether new money arrived, who moved first, and whether liquidity supported the move or thinned out underneath it.
History, not a snapshot
A tracker keeps the full observed history of a market so a price move can be read against the flow and participation that produced it, instead of in isolation.
One question at a time
Trackers are scoped to a single market or catalyst. That keeps the view legible when a broad event splits into many correlated markets.
How trackers record a market
A tracker is a durable observation series, not a cached page. What it shows is what was recorded at the time it was recorded.
Observations are appended with their capture time, so history is not silently rewritten when a provider revises a figure.
Gaps in collection are preserved and shown as gaps rather than interpolated into a smooth line.
Resolution and settlement context is carried alongside price so a closed market stays readable after the fact.