Volume, schedules and broadcasts
Understand which data comes from RINO transactions and which comes from outside sources.
Pool size is not volume#
A pool balance tells you how much collateral is currently committed. A 24-hour volume figure describes activity over a time window. They answer different questions, so one must not stand in for the other.
The 24-hour volume filter is currently unavailable. Until a complete calculation is connected, RINO does not substitute the current pool balance or an estimate.
What verified volume needs#
RINO market activity can be reconstructed from confirmed contract events and their block timestamps. A complete 24-hour window must include the correct contracts and account for reorganized blocks. An unavailable history source is different from a verified zero.
Pool additions and order-book executions need separate labels. An order-book trade must not be counted twice because it has both a buyer and a seller. An outside token's exchange volume does not measure activity on RINO.
Sports schedules#
The sports page can show fixtures supplied by TheSportsDB. Choose a league and a day. The calendar uses UTC dates; known start times are displayed in your local time. A missing start time appears as Time TBA.
Provider coverage varies. A fixture does not mean a matching RINO market exists. Dates can change, and an unavailable schedule is not a cancelled game.
Broadcasts and outcomes#
Where available, esports video opens through Twitch after you choose to watch. The broadcast is context, not a settlement source. Always read the market's own resolution rules, including how postponements, cancellations and disputes are handled.