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MANIFOLD
How many StackOverflow questions in April 2026?
25
Ṁ175Ṁ61k
resolved May 3
Resolved
3,000 - 3,999
100%100.0%
3,000 - 3,999
0.0%
0 - 999
0.0%
1,000 - 1,999
0.0%
2,000 - 2,999
0.0%
4,000 - 4,999
0.0%
5,000+

Resolves according https://data.stackexchange.com/stackoverflow/query/1926729/questions-per-month-including-deleted#resultSets or N/A if the data is not available.

Graph as of 2026-03-29:

Previously:

Market context
Get
Ṁ1,000
to start trading!

🏅 Top traders

#TraderTotal profit
1Ṁ11,675
2Ṁ1,420
3Ṁ329
4Ṁ24
5Ṁ19
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sold Ṁ2 YES

And that's the game!

bought Ṁ30 YES

Missed it by 19 questions

@OnlyBoot That was close. I don't think I like that the options are so binary, but Manifold doesn't seem to have a way out. Perhaps if instead of ranges of values ("2,000 - 2,999", "3,000 - 3,999", ...) we had some "central points" ("2k", "3k", "4k", ...) and resolved fractionally? eg. in this case it would be 98.1% 3k and 1.9% 4k.

@vee we used to do that and it was pretty bad for traders. more intuitive but even winning gave almost no returns

Dang, what happened? AI?

@Qoiuoiuoiu probably

bought Ṁ300 YES

Did wobert send a lot of stackoverflow questions towards the end of April? 😂

@vee Would you mind resolving this data is already in the link

@OnlyBoot @Quroe The linked data is only updated once a week. I'll resolve once we have the final number on Sunday.

opened a Ṁ12,614 YES at 99.0% order

@creator The game is up!

bought Ṁ75 YES

edit: never-mind, wrong month, off by 1 error

bought Ṁ3 YES

March is at 3388 questions with a day to run. Quick glance suggests a seasonal downswing in April is normal (1 fewer day; Easter). otoh AI saturation must arrive eventually?! some reversion to mean?

brb, vibe-coding a bot that asks SO questions.