Question 1

What kind of world events can I trade on?

Accepted Answer

Questions with a clear outcome and date, for example whether a ceasefire holds until the end of the month, whether two leaders meet, or whether a country joins an alliance. Each event lists its exact wording and deadline in the rules.

Question 2

Why do geopolitics prices move so fast?

Accepted Answer

Prices are set by traders buying and selling, so every credible report changes them. A jump from 20% to 45% means the market now sees the event as more than twice as likely, not that it is certain.

Question 3

How much can I win on a world news market?

Accepted Answer

A correct share pays $1 at settlement and a wrong one pays nothing, so your possible payout is the number of shares you hold. The minimum order is 1 in shares, and you can sell earlier at the market price instead of waiting.

Question 4

How are world news markets resolved?

Accepted Answer

They are resolved against the sources named in the rules, such as official statements and a consensus of credible international reporting. If the event has not happened by the deadline, the market resolves No.