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Proofline connects prediction markets to the news, primary sources, upcoming events, observed price reactions, and resolution facts that give them context. It helps you understand what is moving a market and how strong the evidence is. It is context, not advice.

No. Proofline is not a trading recommendation and is not investment advice. It does not tell you what to trade, does not judge whether a market’s price is right or wrong, and does not predict how a market will resolve. Evidence direction describes how a development relates to a market’s question, nothing more.

Each piece of evidence is read for how it relates to the market’s outcome (for example, supports YES, supports NO, mixed, or neutral). This is a description of the development’s relationship to the question. It is not a recommendation and does not tell you what position to take.

Where we show an observed price reaction, we are reporting what the price did around a development in time. Market movement after a development does not prove the development caused it. Many things move a market at once.

We show the market’s own resolution wording, break it into clauses, and flag wording that could be read more than one way. This helps you understand how a market is written to settle. It does not replace the venue’s official resolution, and it does not promise any outcome.

Open a market from Evidence and choose Follow. Followed markets appear on your watchlist. Choose what surfaces in alert settings. Following is not a position and places no order.

Open the market and choose “Report incorrect evidence.” Your report is private to you and is reviewed by hand. When a correction is made, it appears publicly on the market with a short note. You can see the status of your reports in your account.

This is a public beta. Coverage is intentionally limited so that every market we show has real, cited evidence. We would rather show a small, well-sourced set than a large, thin one. Nothing is fabricated when there is no evidence to show.