Propose a Resolvable Question
A submission begins with a proposed binary question. It must satisfy the 3-pillar test: high epistemic tension (30–70% probability balance), objective resolvability, and clear listing demand.
PreferMarket is an unskewed daily curation protocol engineered to discover genuine market consensus and determine which real-world binary questions deserve an official market.
Participants do not risk capital on speculative outcomes. Curators compare qualified questions and record collective judgment in head-to-head preference battles.
Every candidate question follows an immutable path across our standard taxonomy and strict qualification criteria.
Frontier AI, Robotics, Hardware & Quantum
Protocols, L1/L2 Networks, ETF Flows
Champions League, NBA, Grand Slams & Tournaments
Box Office, Entertainment, Digital Landmarks
Corporate Earnings, IPOs, M&A & Executive Shifts
Interest Rates, Inflation, BLS & Central Banks
Elections, Geopolitics, Sanctions & Regulations
Space Missions, Clean Tech, Climate & FDA Approvals
Emerging Phenomena & Unconventional Questions
A submission begins with a proposed binary question. It must satisfy the 3-pillar test: high epistemic tension (30–70% probability balance), objective resolvability, and clear listing demand.
Before entering the Arena, candidates are reviewed against the six determinism standards to ensure zero post-settlement ambiguity.
| Resolution Vector | Standard Requirement |
|---|---|
| 1. Outcome | Strict binary Yes / No or A / B resolution without ambiguous third states. |
| 2. Deadline | Deterministic cutoff timestamp anchored strictly to UTC. |
| 3. Source | Authoritative primary source of truth (official agency, government registry, or primary corporate issuer). |
| 4. Definitions | Entities, terms, product scopes, and geography are formal and unambiguous. |
| 5. Edge Cases | Explicit handling for cancellations, postponements, delays, ties, or reorganizations. |
| 6. Fallback | Documented backup oracle or archive mirror in case of primary source outages or structural conflicts. |
Qualified questions enter the Arena in 3 competitive daily battles. Curators answer one fundamental curation prompt: Which market gets listed next?
Live vote distributions remain masked until your selection is locked to prevent herd bias and capture unskewed preference signals.
At 00:00 UTC, the cycle locks. Winning candidates graduate into the public Consensus Archive with verified percentage records and permanent author attribution.
XP tracks your engagement and reputation consistency. It unlocks access to protocol governance and advanced Core Roles.
Awarded for each completed Arena battle selection (up to 3x daily)
Maximum daily voting reward (3 matchups × 5 XP) & advances daily streak
When your submitted question passes curation qualification
Awarded when your question is featured as an official Arena matchup
Curator Referral bonus (awarded to both after first completed cycle)
Permanent account preservation bonus upon linking email or Google account
Continuous daily participation tracking; prerequisite for qualifying for advanced Core Roles.
PreferMarket is engineered to transition from an admin-seeded MVP into an autonomous community-curated protocol. Each role operates as a verified link in the curation pipeline.
Performs initial triage on raw community submissions. Screens for spam, eliminates duplicates, and verifies category tags.
Authors deterministic resolution specifications. Establishes authoritative sources of truth, fallback oracles, and edge-case criteria.
Assembles head-to-head match cards. Balances the 3 daily battles to maintain epistemic tension, category diversity, and competitive interest.
Governs resolution disputes, handles appeals on rejected questions, and validates final settlement integrity before archival freeze.
Product updates, active-round drops, and protocol documentation updates are published through official feeds.
Explore the full PreferMarket documentation, including question standards, contributor responsibilities, incentive mechanisms, governance direction, and the complete terminology reference.