Who will have a top 10 song this year?

The authoritative chart(s) and the exact cut-off window for resolution are defined in the event's contract text on the market page; check that resolution clause for the named chart(s) and the calendar/time boundaries used for settlement.

Each outcome label on the market page defines its universe — typically these markets list individual artists (each outcome resolves if that artist has any qualifying top-10 entry) but you must read the outcome text on the event page to confirm whether it is artist-level, song-level, or otherwise specified.

Featured credits count only if the chart used for resolution officially credits the artist on the chart entry; the contract resolves based on the chart's credited artist listing, so check how the credited name appears on the authoritative source.

No — outcomes are evaluated only within the contract's specified time window. If the top-10 placement occurs after the defined cut-off, it will not count for that market; confirm the market's exact cut-off date and time on the event page.

Track official chart updates, streaming tallies and playlist adds, radio add reports, major release and sync news, and social-media virality indicators; combine those data points with market price movements and set alerts for key artist releases and chart weeks to follow shifts in likelihood.