Prediction market price movers
Order your comparable series by absolute price change. Missing observations stay unmeasured, and the signs and source timestamps remain visible.
Compare the largest observed changes
The movers view orders qualifying same-contract series by the absolute difference between their first and last supplied prices. Absolute size treats upward and downward moves alike for ordering; the displayed sign still tells you which direction the endpoints changed.
Hypothetical example: a price moving from 0.40 to 0.50 changes by 10 percentage points under a unit-settlement interpretation. That differs from a 25% relative increase. Use one unit consistently and keep the original values visible rather than switching between the two descriptions without explanation.
The largest change in your supplied dataset is not necessarily the largest move across prediction markets. Coverage, sampling intervals and missing series determine what can appear. A jump between supplied endpoints does not identify its cause or reveal what could have executed at the intermediate prices. Inspect the underlying timestamps before comparing the result with a daily, weekly or monthly window.
Rank your series by size of change
Paste your own observations as JSON, in the format set out on the price research page.
This page has no live price data. Paste your own price series to analyze it.
Sources and scope
Checked November 5, 2026.