Request a market
See an event? Ask for a market.
Tell WET what the world should be pricing. WET reads your question, looks for the event and puts it on the community board, where support decides what WET researches and proposes to partner exchanges.
A request is an editorial demand signal. It does not create a tradable contract and does not guarantee a market or WET coverage. WET never lists markets itself — partner exchanges decide what they list.
What should have a market?
Plain words are fine. WET restates your question as a claim that can be settled.
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How a request movesSix stages, from the community board to a partner exchange's decision.
How a request moves
Requested
The question is on the community board, collecting support from people who want it priced.
Researching
WET editors check that the event is real, when it happens and who runs it.
Event confirmed
The event, its date and its organizer are confirmed from a primary source.
Resolution design
WET drafts the exact wording and names the official source that would settle the outcome.
Sent to partners
The proposal goes to partner exchanges. Each exchange decides for itself whether to list a market.
Listed
A partner exchange listed a market on it. WET links to that exchange and does not operate the market.
Or, at any stage: Not taken forward
It cannot become a fair, verifiable market as asked — for example there is no official result, or it repeats another request. It stays visible on the board.
Community requests
What people want the world to price next.
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Support is counted once per browser, the same way Markets Wanted counts it. The same board appears on Markets Wanted.