Resolves using https://www.iris.edu/app/seismic-monitor/table
Resolves YES if there is an earthquake with a magnitude greater than or equal to 6.5 displayed on the website above between when this market was created and January 12th 0:00 UTC (inclusive).
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This had a 15% chance on predictle, but it had already resolved no. So it should have been 0% chance. I guess the probabilities are fixed at the time it is created. But there is no indication of when that was.


no offense but you're both just wrong and sound a little upset you just got something wrong on the predictle.
@No_uh True. And it was 'displayed on the website above between when this market was created and January 12th 0:00 UTC' 💡

Resolves YES. A 6.5 occurred on January 10th, 14:58 UTC time off the coast of Indonesia.
(edit: please ignore, the verified magnitude has been updated to 6.4)
@waitblock strange seems to be still showing 6.4 to me, I have tried refreshing
2026-01-10T14:58:23Z
6.4
3.7
126.99
31
245 km NNW of Tobelo, Indonesia
There are differences eg 2 sec, depth, 1km distance so it could be I have old info somehow.
@JussiVilleHeiskanen @ChristopherRandles No, I saw it as 6.5, but I will unresolve now, because it seems like new data has come in.
@ChristopherRandles Based on the USGS website, they have measured the magnitude a couple of different ways, so I guess that's why it changed https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eventpage/pt26010000/origin/magnitude
Sorry for the confusion, I will be less hasty about resolving this kind of market in the future.
@Areal Early Jan 5th or late Jan 4th, you can see this and time at 3 dots button then 'see info' option

