How prediction markets form prices, resolve outcomes, and communicate uncertainty.
Prediction markets allow participants to trade contracts linked to future events. Their prices are often interpreted as probabilities, but they remain estimates shaped by liquidity, incentives, and available information.
Adam explains how contracts are created, how prices move, how resolution criteria are applied, and why ambiguous rules or disputed sources can affect settlement.
The lesson also covers gambling and financial risk, platform limitations, and the danger of treating market prices as certainty. It is educational and does not instruct learners to place bets or transact.
Chart structure, support and resistance, volume, and indicator context, with emphasis on uncertainty and limitations.
How token distributions work, how eligibility rules are defined, and the security and fraud risks participants should understand.
Gold, silver, stocks, and crypto: what just happened, and how to read it.