Resolve prediction market events. Price checks, claim verification, outcome confidence.
Resolve real-world events for prediction market settlement. Aggregates data from multiple sources to determine if an event occurred, with confidence scores and source attribution. Endpoint | Method | Price | Description | ----------|--------|-------|-------------| | POST | $0.005 | Full event resolution with confidence score and sources | | POST | $0.003 | Quick-verify a factual claim…
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Resolve real-world events for prediction market settlement. Aggregates data from multiple sources to determine if an event occurred, with confidence scores and source attribution. Endpoint | Method | Price | Description | ----------|--------|-------|-------------| | POST | $0.005 | Full event resolution with confidence score and sources | | POST | $0.003 | Quick-verify a factual claim (true/false/unverifiable) | | POST | $0.002 | Check if crypto price crossed a threshold | Prediction market…
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