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# How Markets Are Resolved

### Resolution Overview

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Each FunMarket prediction market defines, at creation time:

* A resolution condition
* A resolution source
* A resolution trigger (date or event)

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Markets resolve based on these predefined parameters.

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FunMarket Labs Ltd does not subjectively determine outcomes.

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### Resolution Sources

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Resolution sources may include:

* Publicly available data sources
* Verifiable on-chain data
* Widely recognized external references

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The resolution source is specified by the market creator and visible to all participants.

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FunMarket does not verify, audit, or guarantee the accuracy of resolution sources.

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### Resolution Execution

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When the resolution condition is met:

* The market enters resolution
* The specified outcome is finalized
* Smart contracts enforce settlement

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Resolution is executed on-chain and is deterministic.

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### Finality of Resolution

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Once resolved:

* Winning outcomes are finalized
* Losing outcomes are invalidated
* No further trading is possible
* Resolution cannot be reversed

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Resolution is final and irreversible.

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### Disputes & Ambiguity

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FunMarket does not operate a dispute resolution service.

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Markets that are ambiguous, poorly defined, or rely on unavailable data may result in unexpected outcomes.

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Users participate in markets at their own risk.

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### No Guarantees

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FunMarket does not guarantee:

* Correctness of outcomes
* Timely resolution
* Availability of resolution data

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Resolution failures or delays may occur due to factors beyond the platform’s control.

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### User Responsibility

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Users are responsible for:

* Reviewing resolution criteria before participating
* Evaluating the reliability of resolution sources
* Accepting resolution finality


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