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Likely, unlikely and toss-up describe the market's odds (its price), not a prediction by Omenly.
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Sensitive topic: the question matches a watched keyword. That raises its priority in the feed, not how unusual the trading was.
Likely, unlikely and toss-up describe the market's odds (its price), not a prediction by Omenly.
Signals appear after 2+ scan cycles detect unusual activity.
Post-transaction holdings: shares
Verified predictions appear here when Omenly's algorithm or a linked regulator confirms a prior signal. For all regulatory actions Omenly is tracking, see window.scrollTo({top:0,behavior:'smooth'}))" class="verified__empty-link">Regulatory Activity.
Click the Flag button on a Future Feed card to bookmark it here.
Adjust the time-window pills above to widen the search, or check the source filter — try "All".
All regulatory actions Omenly currently ingests are SEC / DOJ / FCA financial enforcement. Other categories will populate as international and non-financial regulators come online in later phases.
No predictive edge was found in this evaluation (too few markets to decide).
No predictive edge was found: the pre-registered evaluation of price-move alerts did not show that their moves reverse.
Alerts after the market had closed: (not counted in any rate or scorecard).
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| Signal | n | Markets | Hit | Baseline | Excess (95% CI) | Brier mkt | Pending | |
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For reference, at alert level (several alerts on one market counted separately): n , excess .
Did the market move toward the signal's side afterwards (the trade's own impact excluded), and did that direction match the outcome? Mean move toward the implied outcome at 24 h and 7 d; agreement is the share whose direction matched the resolution. 95% intervals clustered by market. Each signal shows two rows: every row, as pre-registered (P7); and, marked post-hoc (addendum 2), the same without rows whose market resolved within the horizon (a resolving market moves toward its outcome anyway), with how many were left out. That second rule was added after seeing the data.
Neither is evidence of predictive power until the pre-registered evaluation (Phase 10.5).
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| Signal | Rows | Summary | Move 24 h | Move 7 d | Agree 24 h | Agree 7 d | Left out (24 h / 7 d) |
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| all rows (P7) | – | ||||||
| post-hoc (addendum 2) |
Time from the signal to the largest single price move toward the eventual outcome. It stands in for the news lead time until that has passed its precision review.
News lead time (signal to the first public report) is withheld until its precision review passes (pre-registration P7 / P7a).
Time from the signal to the first public report (GDELT); "news first" means the report came before the signal.
The case library and the model registry arrive in Phase 10.5.
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Likely, unlikely and toss-up describe the market's odds (its price), not a prediction by Omenly.
Master toggles for what kinds of events Omenly surfaces. Choices save immediately and will drive feed filtering as new categories light up.
Sets the initial time window applied to Future Feed, Alert Feed, Verified Predictions, and Regulatory Activity on each page load. You can still widen or narrow per-section after the page loads.
Alert when 24hr volume exceeds this multiple of the rolling average. Lower = more sensitive.
Alert when probability shifts by this many percentage points in one scan cycle.
Alert on individual trades above this USD amount.
Ignore volume spikes on markets whose average volume is below this. Prevents noise from micro-markets.
Flag accounts with this many or fewer prior trades as "new/suspicious".
How far back the Future Feed looks for correlated signals.
Credentials are managed via environment variables / secrets.
Only alert on markets currently priced within this range. Markets outside this band are usually near-resolved and produce noise.
Filter out markets resolving sooner than this. End-of-period convergence dominates short-dated markets and creates false positives.
When on, only alert when price moves against the expected drift toward resolution. Filters out boring convergence-to-truth movement.
How many percentage points the price must move against expected drift to count as a surprise.
Look back this far to confirm the market was previously contested. Catches the "market was uncertain, then suddenly wasn't" pattern.
When on, only alert on markets that were inside the contested range at some point within the baseline window.
Require at least this many independent signals (volume spike, price move, large trade, new account, surprise direction, account cluster) before alerting. Conjunction is the strongest filter against noise.
Look for multiple new/suspicious accounts trading the same side within this window. Coordinated activity is a strong insider tell. (Currently scoped to within-scan; cross-scan aggregation is a future upgrade.)
Number of new/suspicious accounts trading the same direction required to flag a cluster.
When on, suppress alerts on markets where a major news event broke recently. (No news feed wired up yet — toggle is reserved for a future release.)
How long after a news event to suppress alerts on related markets.
Composite score combining all signals. Higher = more selective. The exact breakdown shows on each alert.
Keywords Omenly uses to filter and rank alerts. Click a keyword to edit it, press Enter to save. Click × to delete.
No muted topics yet.
No boosted topics yet.
No sports-specific sources are planned. Sports prediction markets are scanned with the other markets.
These ingesters are switched on and off in the server's environment settings, not here.
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