Step 1
Log forecasts for 60 days
When Season 1 opens, entrants will make timestamped calls on WET and submit an eligible venue track record under the published review rules.
The League — Qualifier
The WET Combine
The planned 60-day qualifier for the anchor framework. Forecast logging, the leaderboard, and badge qualification are not live yet; the free community is the current path for Season 1 updates.
Step 2
Climb the public leaderboard
The planned leaderboard will apply the same size-blind composite to each eligible entrant — CLV, calibration, and edge over price.
Step 3
Top performers earn the badge
After real records and verification exist, qualifying performers may earn the WET Verified badge under the published framework.
Free Route · Planned
Season 1 pendingSeason 1 — Free Route
Join the free community for Season 1 updates. When the required forecast logger, verification workflow, and real leaderboard ship, the free route is planned to require no purchase.
Join the Free CommunityOpen Tournament
Pending legal reviewQuarterly Open — Paid Route
A quarterly open tournament: trade your own exchange account, log forecasts on WET, and compete for prizes, recognition, and badge offers. Framing: free-entry alternative route — A no-purchase-necessary alternative path exists (sweepstakes standard).
Paid entry opens after a CFTC-familiar attorney signs off on the skill-contest structure. Until then, the free community above is the current update path. No leaderboard or badge is active.
The Forecast Window · 60 days
If Season 1 opens, entrants will log timestamped forecasts through the planned WET forecast widget. That logger is not live today. Calibration (Brier) from those forecasts is the un-fakeable piece of the badge — a credential can't issue on exchange P&L alone.
What earns the badge
- ≥ 100 resolved trades
- Positive P&L over the trailing 6 months
- Top-decile WET calibration (≥ 90th percentile)
- Clean compliance record · KYC on file (pseudonyms welcome)
The Combine and its leaderboard publish factual, resolved records as impersonal analysis — not trading advice or a performance promise. Prediction markets involve risk of loss. Past performance does not predict future results.