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  • Will Jesus Christ return before 2027? | Wire Signal 54 · CALIBRATED (A)

    Market watch · Other

    Will Jesus Christ return before 2027?

    Live Polymarket contract · 254 days to close ·
    $58.3M lifetime volume · captured April 21, 2026.

    54

    Wire Signal: CALIBRATED
    Wire says: The market price looks right. Polymarket has YES at (4% chance) and Wire agrees — no clear value on either side right now.
    Market price
    3.9%
    Polymarket YES

    Wire’s read
    4.9%
    calibrated point

    Edge
    +1.1pp
    Wire − Market

    Confidence
    A
    band 3–6%

    Where the edge lives

    Market vs. Wire on the 0–100¢ axis

    The gap between the two pins is the edge. Wire’s read is calibrated against 194,111 historical snapshots.

    Market
    Wire

    0¢ · NO50¢100¢ · YES

    Open on Polymarket →

    What is this?
    A live read on a single Polymarket contract. The market price is what traders are paying for a YES share. Wire’s read is what our archive says a contract priced like this should be worth, based on how similar ones have resolved.

    How do I read it?
    The Wire Signal is a 0–100 score. Traffic light: 0–35 = NO is the value side, 45–55 = we agree with the market, 65–100 = YES is the value side. Grade is confidence: A strongest, D noisiest.

    How do I use it?
    Strong zones with a Grade A or B are where Wire thinks there’s a real mispricing. Calibrated zones mean the market is already priced right. Not trading advice — never bet more than you can afford to lose.

    At a glance

    The basics on this contract

    Resolves
    Dec 31, 2026
    254 days from now

    Volume
    $58.3M
    lifetime trading

    Category
    Other
    per our taxonomy

    Wire confidence
    A
    tight band, high-volume, in the calibration sweet spot

    Under the hood

    The full Wire Score

    Computed from the live Polymarket snapshot captured April 21, 2026. Every number here is reproducible from the methodology.

    Metric Value
    Wire Signal (0–100) 54 · CALIBRATED
    Calibrated point 4.9%
    Raw market price 3.9%
    Difference (calibrated − raw) +1.1pp
    Confidence band 3.5–6.3%
    Band width 1.43 pp
    Grade A
    Lifetime volume $58,326,271
    Days to resolution 253.9
    Resolution date Dec 31, 2026
    Calibration shift
    The archive suggests a small upward shift: historically, markets here have been slightly under-confident.

    Horizon
    Medium-horizon market (6–12 months).

    Liquidity
    Very high liquidity — plenty of traders establishing the price.

    About this page. Auto-generated from a live Polymarket snapshot captured April 21, 2026. Wire Score v2.1 (per-category calibration) · Wire Signal v2.2 (consumer-facing 0–100 scale). Editorial Standards apply. Corrections: corrections@predictwire.io. Nothing on this page is trading advice — never bet more than you can afford to lose. PredictWire may earn a commission on qualifying accounts opened through our Polymarket links; this does not influence the Wire Score. Full disclosure.

  • Case Study: Will any other Republican Politician win the 2024 US Presidential Election? — How Polymarket’s Price Moved

    Resolved case study · Horizon Stories

    Will any other Republican Politician win the 2024 US Presidential Election?

    Resolved No at 0.1% after $241.7M in trading volume.
    Brier score 0.0000. Other category.

    What is this?
    A resolved Polymarket contract from our archive. We replay the Wire Score against the price at close and at the midpoint, then show what Wire would have called and how that call paid off.

    The bottom line
    A textbook case of the market being right from the start.

    Receipt · Wire at close

    What Wire called vs. what happened

    CALIBRATED
    Wire called the price CALIBRATED at close (signal 50). The market resolved NO.
    Closing price
    0.1%
    market at resolution

    Wire point
    0.1%
    calibrated read

    Wire Signal
    50
    CALIBRATED

    Outcome
    No
    Brier 0.0000

    Price trajectory

    How the market moved over 305 snapshots

    Five checkpoints across the contract’s life. Full daily-snapshot range: 0.1–1.5%.

    Checkpoint Date Yes price
    Start Jan 07, 2024 0.7%
    25% in Mar 23, 2024 0.4%
    Halfway Jun 07, 2024 0.4%
    75% in Aug 22, 2024 0.4%
    Close Nov 06, 2024 0.1%
    At close

    Wire Score detail

    Closing market price 0.1%
    Wire Score point 0.1%
    Confidence band (A) 0.0–0.4%
    Grade A
    Wire Signal 50 · CALIBRATED
    Actual outcome No
    Brier score 0.0000
    Mid-life snapshot · Jun 07, 2024

    What Wire would have said halfway through

    Not a live forecast — a backward-looking illustration of what the Wire Score would have produced at this midpoint, using only information available then.

    Market price 0.4%
    Wire Score point 0.9%
    Confidence band (A) 0.4–1.4%
    Grade A
    Wire Signal 52 · CALIBRATED
    Wire’s side YES
    $100 on Wire’s side → realized P&L $-100
    Archive context

    What the archive says about markets like this

    This market is one of 1,914 resolved binary contracts in the PredictWire Calibration Archive. A Polymarket contract with lifetime volume of $241.7M sits in the top tier of archive volume — very liquid markets have a volume-weighted Brier of 0.0665 across the archive, compared to 0.0865 for the full set. Liquidity matters for calibration.

    The Wire Score framework uses every (price, outcome) pair in the archive to calibrate raw prices into probabilities and to assign a letter grade based on confidence-band width. v2 fits a separate calibration curve per category (politics, sports, crypto, geopolitics, other) and falls back to a global curve when a category is too thin. Across all 194,111 archive snapshots, Wire Score v2 improves Brier by +4.86% over raw prices (and +2.85% over v1) while remaining monotone across grades.

    About this page. Written and reviewed by The PredictWire Research Team under our Editorial Standards. Price data from Polymarket’s public CLOB; outcome data from Polymarket’s gamma-api. Methodology: /wire-score/. Last reviewed April 21, 2026. Corrections: corrections@predictwire.io.

  • Case Study: Will any other Democratic Politician win the 2024 US Presidential Election? — How Polymarket’s Price Moved

    Resolved case study · Horizon Stories

    Will any other Democratic Politician win the 2024 US Presidential Election?

    Resolved No at 0.1% after $116.6M in trading volume.
    Brier score 0.0000. Other category.

    What is this?
    A resolved Polymarket contract from our archive. We replay the Wire Score against the price at close and at the midpoint, then show what Wire would have called and how that call paid off.

    The bottom line
    A textbook case of the market being right from the start.

    Receipt · Wire at close

    What Wire called vs. what happened

    CALIBRATED
    Wire called the price CALIBRATED at close (signal 50). The market resolved NO.
    Closing price
    0.1%
    market at resolution

    Wire point
    0.1%
    calibrated read

    Wire Signal
    50
    CALIBRATED

    Outcome
    No
    Brier 0.0000

    Price trajectory

    How the market moved over 305 snapshots

    Five checkpoints across the contract’s life. Full daily-snapshot range: 0.1–8.1%.

    Checkpoint Date Yes price
    Start Jan 07, 2024 0.7%
    25% in Mar 23, 2024 1.1%
    Halfway Jun 07, 2024 0.5%
    75% in Aug 22, 2024 0.2%
    Close Nov 06, 2024 0.1%
    At close

    Wire Score detail

    Closing market price 0.1%
    Wire Score point 0.1%
    Confidence band (A) 0.0–0.4%
    Grade A
    Wire Signal 50 · CALIBRATED
    Actual outcome No
    Brier score 0.0000
    Mid-life snapshot · Jun 07, 2024

    What Wire would have said halfway through

    Not a live forecast — a backward-looking illustration of what the Wire Score would have produced at this midpoint, using only information available then.

    Market price 0.5%
    Wire Score point 1.1%
    Confidence band (A) 0.6–1.7%
    Grade A
    Wire Signal 52 · CALIBRATED
    Wire’s side YES
    $100 on Wire’s side → realized P&L $-100
    Archive context

    What the archive says about markets like this

    This market is one of 1,914 resolved binary contracts in the PredictWire Calibration Archive. A Polymarket contract with lifetime volume of $116.6M sits in the top tier of archive volume — very liquid markets have a volume-weighted Brier of 0.0665 across the archive, compared to 0.0865 for the full set. Liquidity matters for calibration.

    The Wire Score framework uses every (price, outcome) pair in the archive to calibrate raw prices into probabilities and to assign a letter grade based on confidence-band width. v2 fits a separate calibration curve per category (politics, sports, crypto, geopolitics, other) and falls back to a global curve when a category is too thin. Across all 194,111 archive snapshots, Wire Score v2 improves Brier by +4.86% over raw prices (and +2.85% over v1) while remaining monotone across grades.

    About this page. Written and reviewed by The PredictWire Research Team under our Editorial Standards. Price data from Polymarket’s public CLOB; outcome data from Polymarket’s gamma-api. Methodology: /wire-score/. Last reviewed April 21, 2026. Corrections: corrections@predictwire.io.

  • Case Study: Will the Toronto Raptors win the 2025 NBA Finals? — How Polymarket’s Price Moved

    Resolved case study · Horizon Stories

    Will the Toronto Raptors win the 2025 NBA Finals?

    Resolved No at 0.1% after $154.2M in trading volume.
    Brier score 0.0000. Other category.

    What is this?
    A resolved Polymarket contract from our archive. We replay the Wire Score against the price at close and at the midpoint, then show what Wire would have called and how that call paid off.

    The bottom line
    A textbook case of the market being right from the start.

    Receipt · Wire at close

    What Wire called vs. what happened

    CALIBRATED
    Wire called the price CALIBRATED at close (signal 50). The market resolved NO.
    Closing price
    0.1%
    market at resolution

    Wire point
    0.0%
    calibrated read

    Wire Signal
    50
    CALIBRATED

    Outcome
    No
    Brier 0.0000

    Price trajectory

    How the market moved over 190 snapshots

    Five checkpoints across the contract’s life. Full daily-snapshot range: 0.1–0.8%.

    Checkpoint Date Yes price
    Start Sep 25, 2024 0.3%
    25% in Nov 11, 2024 0.4%
    Halfway Dec 28, 2024 0.4%
    75% in Feb 13, 2025 0.1%
    Close Apr 02, 2025 0.1%
    At close

    Wire Score detail

    Closing market price 0.1%
    Wire Score point 0.0%
    Confidence band (A) 0.0–0.2%
    Grade A
    Wire Signal 50 · CALIBRATED
    Actual outcome No
    Brier score 0.0000
    Mid-life snapshot · Dec 29, 2024

    What Wire would have said halfway through

    Not a live forecast — a backward-looking illustration of what the Wire Score would have produced at this midpoint, using only information available then.

    Market price 0.4%
    Wire Score point 0.2%
    Confidence band (A) 0.0–0.4%
    Grade A
    Wire Signal 49 · CALIBRATED
    Wire’s side NO
    $100 on Wire’s side → realized P&L +$0
    Archive context

    What the archive says about markets like this

    This market is one of 1,914 resolved binary contracts in the PredictWire Calibration Archive. A Polymarket contract with lifetime volume of $154.2M sits in the top tier of archive volume — very liquid markets have a volume-weighted Brier of 0.0665 across the archive, compared to 0.0865 for the full set. Liquidity matters for calibration.

    The Wire Score framework uses every (price, outcome) pair in the archive to calibrate raw prices into probabilities and to assign a letter grade based on confidence-band width. v2 fits a separate calibration curve per category (politics, sports, crypto, geopolitics, other) and falls back to a global curve when a category is too thin. Across all 194,111 archive snapshots, Wire Score v2 improves Brier by +4.86% over raw prices (and +2.85% over v1) while remaining monotone across grades.

    About this page. Written and reviewed by The PredictWire Research Team under our Editorial Standards. Price data from Polymarket’s public CLOB; outcome data from Polymarket’s gamma-api. Methodology: /wire-score/. Last reviewed April 21, 2026. Corrections: corrections@predictwire.io.

  • Case Study: Will the Democratic candidate win Pennsylvania by 1.5%-2.0%? — How Polymarket’s Price Moved

    Resolved case study · Horizon Stories

    Will the Democratic candidate win Pennsylvania by 1.5%-2.0%?

    Resolved No at 7.0% after $109.1M in trading volume.
    Brier score 0.0049. Other category.

    What is this?
    A resolved Polymarket contract from our archive. We replay the Wire Score against the price at close and at the midpoint, then show what Wire would have called and how that call paid off.

    The bottom line
    A textbook case of the market being right from the start.

    Receipt · Wire at close

    What Wire called vs. what happened

    CALIBRATED
    Wire called the price CALIBRATED at close (signal 50). The market resolved NO.
    Closing price
    0.1%
    market at resolution

    Wire point
    0.1%
    calibrated read

    Wire Signal
    50
    CALIBRATED

    Outcome
    No
    Brier 0.0049

    Price trajectory

    How the market moved over 79 snapshots

    Five checkpoints across the contract’s life. Full daily-snapshot range: 0.1–9.5%.

    Checkpoint Date Yes price
    Start Sep 18, 2024 9.5%
    25% in Oct 07, 2024 5.5%
    Halfway Oct 27, 2024 3.7%
    75% in Nov 15, 2024 0.1%
    Close Dec 05, 2024 0.1%
    At close

    Wire Score detail

    Closing market price 0.1%
    Wire Score point 0.1%
    Confidence band (A) 0.0–0.4%
    Grade A
    Wire Signal 50 · CALIBRATED
    Actual outcome No
    Brier score 0.0049
    Mid-life snapshot · Oct 27, 2024

    What Wire would have said halfway through

    Not a live forecast — a backward-looking illustration of what the Wire Score would have produced at this midpoint, using only information available then.

    Market price 3.7%
    Wire Score point 3.5%
    Confidence band (A) 2.4–4.6%
    Grade A
    Wire Signal 49 · CALIBRATED
    Wire’s side NO
    $100 on Wire’s side → realized P&L +$4
    Archive context

    What the archive says about markets like this

    This market is one of 1,914 resolved binary contracts in the PredictWire Calibration Archive. A Polymarket contract with lifetime volume of $109.1M sits in the top tier of archive volume — very liquid markets have a volume-weighted Brier of 0.0665 across the archive, compared to 0.0865 for the full set. Liquidity matters for calibration.

    The Wire Score framework uses every (price, outcome) pair in the archive to calibrate raw prices into probabilities and to assign a letter grade based on confidence-band width. v2 fits a separate calibration curve per category (politics, sports, crypto, geopolitics, other) and falls back to a global curve when a category is too thin. Across all 194,111 archive snapshots, Wire Score v2 improves Brier by +4.86% over raw prices (and +2.85% over v1) while remaining monotone across grades.

    About this page. Written and reviewed by The PredictWire Research Team under our Editorial Standards. Price data from Polymarket’s public CLOB; outcome data from Polymarket’s gamma-api. Methodology: /wire-score/. Last reviewed April 21, 2026. Corrections: corrections@predictwire.io.

  • Case Study: No change in Fed interest rates after January 2026 meeting? — How Polymarket’s Price Moved

    Resolved case study · Horizon Stories

    No change in Fed interest rates after January 2026 meeting?

    Resolved Yes at 98.8% after $106.8M in trading volume.
    Brier score 0.0001. Other category.

    What is this?
    A resolved Polymarket contract from our archive. We replay the Wire Score against the price at close and at the midpoint, then show what Wire would have called and how that call paid off.

    The bottom line
    A textbook case of the market being right from the start.

    Receipt · Wire at close

    What Wire called vs. what happened

    CALIBRATED
    Wire called the price CALIBRATED at close (signal 52). The market resolved YES.
    Closing price
    99.2%
    market at resolution

    Wire point
    100.0%
    calibrated read

    Wire Signal
    52
    CALIBRATED

    Outcome
    Yes
    Brier 0.0001

    Price trajectory

    How the market moved over 134 snapshots

    Five checkpoints across the contract’s life. Full daily-snapshot range: 42.5–99.2%.

    Checkpoint Date Yes price
    Start Sep 18, 2025 49.5%
    25% in Oct 21, 2025 44.5%
    Halfway Nov 23, 2025 49.0%
    75% in Dec 25, 2025 87.5%
    Close Jan 28, 2026 99.2%
    At close

    Wire Score detail

    Closing market price 99.2%
    Wire Score point 100.0%
    Confidence band (A) 100.0–100.0%
    Grade A
    Wire Signal 52 · CALIBRATED
    Actual outcome Yes
    Brier score 0.0001
    Mid-life snapshot · Nov 24, 2025

    What Wire would have said halfway through

    Not a live forecast — a backward-looking illustration of what the Wire Score would have produced at this midpoint, using only information available then.

    Market price 50.0%
    Wire Score point 40.3%
    Confidence band (B) 35.8–44.8%
    Grade B
    Wire Signal 26 · NO VALUE
    Wire’s side NO
    $100 on Wire’s side → realized P&L $-100
    Archive context

    What the archive says about markets like this

    This market is one of 1,914 resolved binary contracts in the PredictWire Calibration Archive. A Polymarket contract with lifetime volume of $106.8M sits in the top tier of archive volume — very liquid markets have a volume-weighted Brier of 0.0665 across the archive, compared to 0.0865 for the full set. Liquidity matters for calibration.

    The Wire Score framework uses every (price, outcome) pair in the archive to calibrate raw prices into probabilities and to assign a letter grade based on confidence-band width. v2 fits a separate calibration curve per category (politics, sports, crypto, geopolitics, other) and falls back to a global curve when a category is too thin. Across all 194,111 archive snapshots, Wire Score v2 improves Brier by +4.86% over raw prices (and +2.85% over v1) while remaining monotone across grades.

    About this page. Written and reviewed by The PredictWire Research Team under our Editorial Standards. Price data from Polymarket’s public CLOB; outcome data from Polymarket’s gamma-api. Methodology: /wire-score/. Last reviewed April 21, 2026. Corrections: corrections@predictwire.io.

  • Case Study: Fed increases interest rates by 25+ bps after December 2025 meeting? — How Polymarket’s Price Moved

    Resolved case study · Horizon Stories

    Fed increases interest rates by 25+ bps after December 2025 meeting?

    Resolved No at 0.1% after $133.2M in trading volume.
    Brier score 0.0000. Other category.

    What is this?
    A resolved Polymarket contract from our archive. We replay the Wire Score against the price at close and at the midpoint, then show what Wire would have called and how that call paid off.

    The bottom line
    A textbook case of the market being right from the start.

    Receipt · Wire at close

    What Wire called vs. what happened

    CALIBRATED
    Wire called the price CALIBRATED at close (signal 50). The market resolved NO.
    Closing price
    0.1%
    market at resolution

    Wire point
    0.1%
    calibrated read

    Wire Signal
    50
    CALIBRATED

    Outcome
    No
    Brier 0.0000

    Price trajectory

    How the market moved over 132 snapshots

    Five checkpoints across the contract’s life. Full daily-snapshot range: 0.1–6.0%.

    Checkpoint Date Yes price
    Start Aug 01, 2025 6.0%
    25% in Sep 02, 2025 1.5%
    Halfway Oct 05, 2025 0.9%
    75% in Nov 07, 2025 1.2%
    Close Dec 10, 2025 0.1%
    At close

    Wire Score detail

    Closing market price 0.1%
    Wire Score point 0.1%
    Confidence band (A) 0.0–0.2%
    Grade A
    Wire Signal 50 · CALIBRATED
    Actual outcome No
    Brier score 0.0000
    Mid-life snapshot · Oct 06, 2025

    What Wire would have said halfway through

    Not a live forecast — a backward-looking illustration of what the Wire Score would have produced at this midpoint, using only information available then.

    Market price 0.9%
    Wire Score point 1.3%
    Confidence band (A) 0.9–1.6%
    Grade A
    Wire Signal 51 · CALIBRATED
    Wire’s side YES
    $100 on Wire’s side → realized P&L $-100
    Archive context

    What the archive says about markets like this

    This market is one of 1,914 resolved binary contracts in the PredictWire Calibration Archive. A Polymarket contract with lifetime volume of $133.2M sits in the top tier of archive volume — very liquid markets have a volume-weighted Brier of 0.0665 across the archive, compared to 0.0865 for the full set. Liquidity matters for calibration.

    The Wire Score framework uses every (price, outcome) pair in the archive to calibrate raw prices into probabilities and to assign a letter grade based on confidence-band width. v2 fits a separate calibration curve per category (politics, sports, crypto, geopolitics, other) and falls back to a global curve when a category is too thin. Across all 194,111 archive snapshots, Wire Score v2 improves Brier by +4.86% over raw prices (and +2.85% over v1) while remaining monotone across grades.

    About this page. Written and reviewed by The PredictWire Research Team under our Editorial Standards. Price data from Polymarket’s public CLOB; outcome data from Polymarket’s gamma-api. Methodology: /wire-score/. Last reviewed April 21, 2026. Corrections: corrections@predictwire.io.

  • Case Study: Will the Sacramento Kings win the 2025 NBA Finals? — How Polymarket’s Price Moved

    Resolved case study · Early Signals

    Will the Sacramento Kings win the 2025 NBA Finals?

    Resolved No at 0.1% after $378.0M in trading volume.
    Brier score 0.0000. Other category.

    What is this?
    A resolved Polymarket contract from our archive. We replay the Wire Score against the price at close and at the midpoint, then show what Wire would have called and how that call paid off.

    The bottom line
    A textbook case of the market being right from the start.

    Receipt · Wire at close

    What Wire called vs. what happened

    CALIBRATED
    Wire called the price CALIBRATED at close (signal 50). The market resolved NO.
    Closing price
    0.1%
    market at resolution

    Wire point
    0.0%
    calibrated read

    Wire Signal
    50
    CALIBRATED

    Outcome
    No
    Brier 0.0000

    Price trajectory

    How the market moved over 205 snapshots

    Five checkpoints across the contract’s life. Full daily-snapshot range: 0.1–2.1%.

    Checkpoint Date Yes price
    Start Sep 25, 2024 1.9%
    25% in Nov 15, 2024 0.8%
    Halfway Jan 05, 2025 0.9%
    75% in Feb 25, 2025 0.4%
    Close Apr 17, 2025 0.1%
    At close

    Wire Score detail

    Closing market price 0.1%
    Wire Score point 0.0%
    Confidence band (A) 0.0–0.2%
    Grade A
    Wire Signal 50 · CALIBRATED
    Actual outcome No
    Brier score 0.0000
    Mid-life snapshot · Jan 05, 2025

    What Wire would have said halfway through

    Not a live forecast — a backward-looking illustration of what the Wire Score would have produced at this midpoint, using only information available then.

    Market price 0.9%
    Wire Score point 0.5%
    Confidence band (A) 0.1–1.0%
    Grade A
    Wire Signal 49 · CALIBRATED
    Wire’s side NO
    $100 on Wire’s side → realized P&L +$1
    Archive context

    What the archive says about markets like this

    This market is one of 1,914 resolved binary contracts in the PredictWire Calibration Archive. A Polymarket contract with lifetime volume of $378.0M sits in the top tier of archive volume — very liquid markets have a volume-weighted Brier of 0.0665 across the archive, compared to 0.0865 for the full set. Liquidity matters for calibration.

    The Wire Score framework uses every (price, outcome) pair in the archive to calibrate raw prices into probabilities and to assign a letter grade based on confidence-band width. v2 fits a separate calibration curve per category (politics, sports, crypto, geopolitics, other) and falls back to a global curve when a category is too thin. Across all 194,111 archive snapshots, Wire Score v2 improves Brier by +4.86% over raw prices (and +2.85% over v1) while remaining monotone across grades.

    About this page. Written and reviewed by The PredictWire Research Team under our Editorial Standards. Price data from Polymarket’s public CLOB; outcome data from Polymarket’s gamma-api. Methodology: /wire-score/. Last reviewed April 21, 2026. Corrections: corrections@predictwire.io.

  • Case Study: Will Nikki Haley win the 2024 US Presidential Election? — How Polymarket’s Price Moved

    Resolved case study · Early Signals

    Will Nikki Haley win the 2024 US Presidential Election?

    Resolved No at 0.1% after $107.5M in trading volume.
    Brier score 0.0000. Other category.

    What is this?
    A resolved Polymarket contract from our archive. We replay the Wire Score against the price at close and at the midpoint, then show what Wire would have called and how that call paid off.

    The bottom line
    A textbook case of the market being right from the start.

    Receipt · Wire at close

    What Wire called vs. what happened

    CALIBRATED
    Wire called the price CALIBRATED at close (signal 50). The market resolved NO.
    Closing price
    0.1%
    market at resolution

    Wire point
    0.1%
    calibrated read

    Wire Signal
    50
    CALIBRATED

    Outcome
    No
    Brier 0.0000

    Price trajectory

    How the market moved over 307 snapshots

    Five checkpoints across the contract’s life. Full daily-snapshot range: 0.1–50.0%.

    Checkpoint Date Yes price
    Start Jan 05, 2024 50.0%
    25% in Mar 21, 2024 0.4%
    Halfway Jun 06, 2024 0.2%
    75% in Aug 21, 2024 0.2%
    Close Nov 06, 2024 0.1%
    At close

    Wire Score detail

    Closing market price 0.1%
    Wire Score point 0.1%
    Confidence band (A) 0.0–0.4%
    Grade A
    Wire Signal 50 · CALIBRATED
    Actual outcome No
    Brier score 0.0000
    Mid-life snapshot · Jun 06, 2024

    What Wire would have said halfway through

    Not a live forecast — a backward-looking illustration of what the Wire Score would have produced at this midpoint, using only information available then.

    Market price 0.2%
    Wire Score point 0.6%
    Confidence band (A) 0.2–1.1%
    Grade A
    Wire Signal 51 · CALIBRATED
    Wire’s side YES
    $100 on Wire’s side → realized P&L $-100
    Archive context

    What the archive says about markets like this

    This market is one of 1,914 resolved binary contracts in the PredictWire Calibration Archive. A Polymarket contract with lifetime volume of $107.5M sits in the top tier of archive volume — very liquid markets have a volume-weighted Brier of 0.0665 across the archive, compared to 0.0865 for the full set. Liquidity matters for calibration.

    The Wire Score framework uses every (price, outcome) pair in the archive to calibrate raw prices into probabilities and to assign a letter grade based on confidence-band width. v2 fits a separate calibration curve per category (politics, sports, crypto, geopolitics, other) and falls back to a global curve when a category is too thin. Across all 194,111 archive snapshots, Wire Score v2 improves Brier by +4.86% over raw prices (and +2.85% over v1) while remaining monotone across grades.

    About this page. Written and reviewed by The PredictWire Research Team under our Editorial Standards. Price data from Polymarket’s public CLOB; outcome data from Polymarket’s gamma-api. Methodology: /wire-score/. Last reviewed April 21, 2026. Corrections: corrections@predictwire.io.

  • Case Study: Will Frances Fitzgerald win the Irish Presidential Election? — How Polymarket’s Price Moved

    Resolved case study · Early Signals

    Will Frances Fitzgerald win the Irish Presidential Election?

    Resolved No at 0.1% after $115.1M in trading volume.
    Brier score 0.0000. Other category.

    What is this?
    A resolved Polymarket contract from our archive. We replay the Wire Score against the price at close and at the midpoint, then show what Wire would have called and how that call paid off.

    The bottom line
    A textbook case of the market being right from the start.

    Receipt · Wire at close

    What Wire called vs. what happened

    CALIBRATED
    Wire called the price CALIBRATED at close (signal 50). The market resolved NO.
    Closing price
    0.1%
    market at resolution

    Wire point
    0.1%
    calibrated read

    Wire Signal
    50
    CALIBRATED

    Outcome
    No
    Brier 0.0000

    Price trajectory

    How the market moved over 219 snapshots

    Five checkpoints across the contract’s life. Full daily-snapshot range: 0.1–3.5%.

    Checkpoint Date Yes price
    Start Mar 21, 2025 3.5%
    25% in May 14, 2025 1.5%
    Halfway Jul 08, 2025 0.4%
    75% in Aug 31, 2025 0.5%
    Close Oct 25, 2025 0.1%
    At close

    Wire Score detail

    Closing market price 0.1%
    Wire Score point 0.1%
    Confidence band (A) 0.0–0.4%
    Grade A
    Wire Signal 50 · CALIBRATED
    Actual outcome No
    Brier score 0.0000
    Mid-life snapshot · Jul 08, 2025

    What Wire would have said halfway through

    Not a live forecast — a backward-looking illustration of what the Wire Score would have produced at this midpoint, using only information available then.

    Market price 0.4%
    Wire Score point 1.0%
    Confidence band (A) 0.5–1.6%
    Grade A
    Wire Signal 52 · CALIBRATED
    Wire’s side YES
    $100 on Wire’s side → realized P&L $-100
    Archive context

    What the archive says about markets like this

    This market is one of 1,914 resolved binary contracts in the PredictWire Calibration Archive. A Polymarket contract with lifetime volume of $115.1M sits in the top tier of archive volume — very liquid markets have a volume-weighted Brier of 0.0665 across the archive, compared to 0.0865 for the full set. Liquidity matters for calibration.

    The Wire Score framework uses every (price, outcome) pair in the archive to calibrate raw prices into probabilities and to assign a letter grade based on confidence-band width. v2 fits a separate calibration curve per category (politics, sports, crypto, geopolitics, other) and falls back to a global curve when a category is too thin. Across all 194,111 archive snapshots, Wire Score v2 improves Brier by +4.86% over raw prices (and +2.85% over v1) while remaining monotone across grades.

    About this page. Written and reviewed by The PredictWire Research Team under our Editorial Standards. Price data from Polymarket’s public CLOB; outcome data from Polymarket’s gamma-api. Methodology: /wire-score/. Last reviewed April 21, 2026. Corrections: corrections@predictwire.io.