Start with the label and timestamp, then look at the count and distribution.
- Bullish, bearish, and neutral describe participating accounts' active outlooks for one instrument.
- Participating accounts is the sample, not all traders or verified individual people.
- Snapshot identifies a reading at the displayed time. It is not a forecast or a continuously updating price.
- Small sample, on views that show it, means fewer than ten active outlooks. A larger sample still does not establish a representative view of the market.
- Even split means more than one direction shares the highest count.
- No votes yet means no active sample; it is not a neutral vote.
- Unavailable means there is no usable result, not zero participation.
- Preview means example data rather than live votes.
Each outlook lasts 24 hours from its latest explicit cast. New casts, changes, withdrawals, and expiry can change the distribution.
The percentages describe the participating accounts' views, not the probability of a price move. For the calculation, rounding, and cross-market treatment, read Data & methodology.
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