Charts and time ranges
Read observed pool composition, quote data, time ranges and historical coverage without confusing them with total portfolio performance.
Market charts#
Pool charts show observed pool composition. A step carries the last known observation forward; it is not a continuously traded price. Order-book displays use quotes and spreads where those data are available. A percentage alone does not establish a probability.
Use the available time-range and display controls to inspect the data. A wider range cannot supply history that has not been indexed. The live pool chart offers 1H, 6H, 1D, 1W, 1M and MAX; other chart surfaces may expose a different subset of controls.
Timestamps and coverage#
History uses block timestamps and transaction/log ordering, not fabricated sub-second trade times. Loading, unavailable and incomplete data must remain distinguishable from an empty market. A new range or display option does not change the underlying events.
See History and confirmations and Pool share versus chance.
Profile chart#
The profile offers 24H, 1W, 1M, 1Y, YTD and ALL. It shows realized pool P/L from a zero baseline for the selected period. It does not include total portfolio performance. See P&L scope.
Compare outcomes#
Binary market charts show both Yes and No by default. Select an outcome in the legend to hide or show its line; at least one line stays visible. Markets with more outcomes use a separate color for each outcome.
A grouped event compares the Yes side of each separate scenario. Those pools are independent, so their shares do not have to add to 100%. The chart does not turn pool shares into probabilities.
Inspect a moment#
Move across the chart to see a vertical guide, a marker on each visible line and a timestamp above the guide and a separate value label beside each line. The observation time tells you when the underlying pool last changed. Between transactions, its composition stays constant.
On a keyboard, focus the chart and use the arrow keys to inspect earlier or later times. Home and End move to the edges of the selected window; Escape clears the readout. Use the range buttons for a different period, or zoom in and drag to inspect a smaller window. Expand opens a larger chart with the same selection and settings.
Chart settings and recorded data#
Open Chart options to show or hide axes, grid lines, annotations, area fill, volume bars, and the latest outcome labels. Autoscale fits the visible outcomes; the default scale remains 0–100%. Display preferences are saved in your browser.
The labels at the right show the last point in the displayed window. Hovering or using the keyboard switches to that moment’s values and dims the later segment. Nearby labels separate vertically to stay readable; their dots still identify the exact line value.
The event timeline below the graph uses square markers. Hover, tap, or focus a marker to open its event card and pin a vertical guide and all visible line values to that recorded time. Closely spaced events share a marker; use the left and right arrow keys while it is focused to inspect each event. Escape dismisses the card. The Annotations switch hides the timeline and its readout. Current annotations identify recorded pool events, not news headlines. Download history CSV exports recorded observations, without the extra points used to extend a step across the display. Grouped charts compare independent pools.
Underlying BTC/ETH price charts and sports score timelines require their own historical feeds. Pool-share charts do not represent those prices or scores.