A fair coin flip is a classic example of a random binary event, with each outcome having an exactly equal probability. The physics of coin flipping has been extensively studied, confirming that for a properly balanced coin flipped with sufficient force, the outcome is effectively random and unpredictable.

Resolution Criteria

• A fair coin will be flipped once per day at a predetermined time (to be specified by market creator)

• Market resolves YES for "Heads" and NO for "Tails"

• If the coin lands on its edge or the flip is otherwise inconclusive, the flip will be repeated

• The specific method of verification will be determined by the market creator

Considerations

• Each flip is an independent event - previous results have no influence on future outcomes

• The theoretical probability for each outcome is exactly 50%

• While experimental results may vary in small samples, over many flips the results will tend to converge toward 50% due to the law of large numbers

• No amount of research or analysis can provide an advantage in predicting a single flip outcome

• The market creator should specify both the exact time of the daily flip and the verification method to ensure transparency