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This month’s prediction market price changes

Read movements from the first UTC day of the selected month, with the comparison endpoints visible for each exact contract.

Read a month-to-date contract comparison

The monthly view begins on the first calendar day of the selected month in UTC. Its endpoint is your analysis time. A month-to-date result therefore differs from a rolling 30-day calculation, particularly near the start of a month or across months of different lengths.

Longer windows make contract identity especially important. A later edition of an economic release, a different election year or a renewed price threshold is a separate question. Do not join those observations into one history merely because their titles resemble each other. Keep the original identifier and settlement definition with every series.

Use the monthly view to inspect a broader sequence of your own comparable observations. It can show a start-to-end price difference when both endpoints exist, but cannot prove that prices moved steadily between them. Missing dates remain missing. If a contract changes or resolves during the period, explain that record separately before comparing it with an open question.

Measure a month-to-date move

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Checked November 5, 2026.

Important information

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