Our public data

Eleven columns, one line per contract.

• date, opened_at and asset — the day and exact time it opened, and which market.
• duration_sec and distance_bp — how long it ran, and how far the target sat from the entry price.
• price_cents — what it cost, 1 to 100.
• outcome and time_to_hit_sec — whether it reached the target, and how long that took.
• contracts and fee — the position size, and what was charged. A few rows show a fee of zero: those traders joined through a Partner's link and pay no fee.
• tx_hash — the Polygon transaction it settled through. Paste it into any block explorer and the money is there.

The rows carry no account information. What the public chain shows is a separate matter, and worth being precise about.

• No account names, handles or identifiers of any kind.
• A transaction is public by nature, so a row can be traced to the wallet that settled it. Searching Runtil by a wallet address will never surface a private profile.
• Every settled contract is counted. Nothing is excluded.

Plain CSV and JSON, rebuilt every hour. Open the CSV in a spreadsheet, or read it straight from a browser app — no key, no sign-up. A second file, protocol.json, shows how many contracts are open and what would be owed on them.