Editorial standards.
Everything we publish is built from primary sources and verified against the live record before publication. We cite where our figures come from, we flag what we can't confirm, and we correct errors as we find them.
How we produce content.
Every article begins with the source material: platform fee schedules, CFTC filings, regulator databases, and the data a given market resolves on. We draft and edit each piece around that evidence, verifying claims against it before publishing.
How we check facts.
We verify the specifics against the source before anything goes out, including:
- Fees, contract terms, and expiry dates are confirmed against each platform's live schedule, not a cached or third-party copy.
- Regulatory status comes from the regulator itself: CFTC registration, orders, and filings, not a platform's own description of them.
- Resolution sources are named and checked, whether a contract settles on a BLS print, a NOAA report, or an official vote count.
- Availability is confirmed against what each platform actually offers, which differs by state and country.
- Every figure ties to a dated primary source. Anything we can't confirm is marked unconfirmed or left out.
Corrections.
Spot an error and email hello@chironus.com with the page and the specifics; we read every report and follow up with what we found.
Frequently asked questions.
How do I report an error?
Email hello@chironus.com with the page and the specific error. We read every report and correct confirmed errors.
How current is your platform data?
We re-check live pages as prediction markets move, and update coverage when a platform's fees, regulatory status, or availability change.
Can I contribute or write for Chironus?
We aren't taking guest posts right now; everything is produced in-house. If you have real expertise in prediction markets and want to contribute, write to hello@chironus.com.