Resolution criteria

This market will resolve to YES or NO based on a verifiable random outcome.

Unless the market creator specifies a different public source of randomness in the comments or description before the market closes, the resolution will be determined by the last hexadecimal digit of the hash of the first Bitcoin block mined after the market's scheduled close time:

• If the last digit of the block hash is even (0, 2, 4, 6, 8, a, c, e), the market resolves to YES.

• If the last digit of the block hash is odd (1, 3, 5, 7, 9, b, d, f), the market resolves to NO.

The block hash can be publicly verified using mempool.space.

If the creator explicitly chooses to use an alternative verifiable source of randomness (such as a specific drawing on Random.org), they must state the details clearly before the market closes. Otherwise, the Bitcoin block hash method will serve as the default deterministic fallback.

Background

Random resolver markets are commonly used on prediction platforms to test automated trading algorithms, provide a baseline for zero-intelligence or noise traders, or serve as a neutral utility. By tying the outcome to cryptographic entropy, such as a future Bitcoin block hash, the resolution remains entirely unbiased and immune to manipulation by both traders and the market creator.

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