Venues publish the rules. Nobody explains them: the criteria, the settling authority, the carve-outs, and the thing almost nobody looks for, which is what would make it resolve against you.
Search the archive, then read what has to happen.
The settling authority is the single field that most often makes two similar contracts different bets. Media consensus, an official gazette, a named index, an oracle vote — each can disagree with the others on the same day.
The closest six cross-venue pairs we found differ on exactly this. See them →
Every contract has a path to NO that reads like a technicality until it settles. A deadline measured in a timezone you did not assume, an event that happened but not by the named mechanism, a carve-out for voluntary or partial measures.
Terms also change after you take a position. That is what /v1/watch is for.
This page reads /v1/markets/search then /v1/contracts/{venue}/{market_key}/explain. Read the API →