v1.0 Updated Oct 24, 2026 Part of the Terms by reference
Resolution Sources
The providers ULTRAMINT reads to resolve markets, grouped by market category. The provider for a given market is shown in that market's details, and a market is resolved under the version of this list in force when it was minted. How a market is decided, and what happens when a source fails, is set out in the Market Rules and Resolution Policy, which governs this list.
Crypto
- coinmarketcap.com
CoinMarketCap
Crypto prices, market capitalisation, rankings and trending lists.
Sports
- api-sports.io
API-Sports
Official full-time results of football fixtures.
Esports
- citoapi.com
Cito
Verified League of Legends series results.
Up/Down rounds
Rounds minted by ULTRAMINT on crypto prices.
- coinmarketcap.com
CoinMarketCap
Up/Down rounds on BTC, ETH and SOL: the 60-second average price at open and at close.
Binance, Coinbase and Kraken
A composite index used instead of CoinMarketCap on rounds that say so on the round.
AI markets: official data
An AI market names no source of its own. When it is minted, the UM Kernel checks that these feeds, or the news feeds below, can answer it.
- www.bls.gov
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Consumer price index releases.
- fred.stlouisfed.org
FRED (Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis)
The FOMC target range.
- www.weather.gov
U.S. National Weather Service
Weather station observations.
- www.tse.jus.br
Tribunal Superior Eleitoral (Brazil)
Final provisional election counts.
- www.elections.ca
Elections Canada
Final provisional federal election counts.
AI markets: news feeds
The UM Kernel's AI judges read these publishers' public feeds. If no qualifying report appears by an AI market's deadline, it resolves No.
ABC Australia, Al Jazeera, BBC, CBS News, CoinDesk, Deutsche Welle, Federal Reserve, France 24, Le Monde, NPR, PBS NewsHour, Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty, Sky News, South China Morning Post, The Guardian, The Hindu, The Japan Times, The New York Times, The Washington Post, Times of India.