
The Japanese government just issued its first-ever "Megaquake Advisory."
The advisory will remain active for one week, urging residents to stay vigilant. However, officials have clarified that this does not imply a specific timeline for an imminent earthquake. The warning is a precaution, encouraging individuals to prepare and remain aware of evacuation routes and supplies.
Resolution Source: Official reports from the United States Geological Survey (USGS).
Payout Criteria: The market resolves as "Yes" if an earthquake of magnitude 8.0 or higher occurs in the Nankai Trough within the specified timeframe. Otherwise, it resolves as "No."
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The market uses the Moment Magnitude Scale.
Thanks for pointing that out, I thought the JMA reported both. The Japanese scale stops at 7, btw.