market type · volume
Volume
Nothing to do with profit. Just how much the guy actually traded.
The question
“Will Cupsey make 300+ trades today?”
That is the exact wording used on the market card. It is frozen when the market opens.
What you are betting on
The market names a trade count and asks whether the trader gets there before the day closes. Wins, losses and PnL are all irrelevant.
It is the one market on the board that is about behaviour instead of results, which makes it the most predictable one here. People are consistent about how much they click, even on days they are wrong about everything.
How it resolves
This is the same text printed on every market of this type, generated from the same source as the product. If it ever disagrees with a market page, the market page is wrong and you should say so publicly.
Edge cases that decide money
- Profit does not matter at all. A trader can lose money on every single trade and still resolve this YES.
- The count is inclusive: hit the number exactly and it is YES.
- Counted on the same wallets the PnL uses, so activity on an untracked wallet does not count toward it.
Reading the market
The most readable market for anyone who actually watches these guys. Trade counts follow the day: a chop day means more clicks, a dead weekend means fewer. If you know a trader is on holiday, this is free money and almost nobody checks.