Get registered prediction market outcomes by their outcome IDs or asset IDs.
Returns metadata and stats for one or more registered prediction market outcomes that have not yet been settled. Each object consists of metadata and stats.
POST Request
Field
Type
Description
type
string
Must be "registeredOutcomesById"
outcome_ids
integer[]
Array of outcome IDs (optional)
asset_ids
string[]
Array of asset IDs prefixed with #, e.g. "#36360" (optional)
question_ids
integer[]
Array of HIP-4 question IDs (optional). Each question is server-side-expanded to its child outcomes (named + fallback), which appear in outcomes. The question itself appears in questions.
At least one of outcome_ids, asset_ids, or question_ids must be provided and non-empty. They can be combined — the results are merged and deduplicated. The combined number of unique IDs must not exceed 50.
Filtering by outcome_ids or asset_ids for a child of a question also surfaces the parent question in the questions array, so a single child lookup always returns its enclosing question.
Returns an object with two arrays: outcomes (matched outcome objects, sorted descending by outcomeId) and questions (the parent HIP-4 questions of any priceBucket children that appear in outcomes, plus any explicitly-requested question_ids, sorted descending by questionId). Both arrays are always present, even when empty.
Outcome object
Field
Type
Description
outcomeId
integer
The outcome ID
name
string
Outcome name from the register event
description
string
Pipe-separated description. priceBucket children copy this as-is from the parent question
sideSpecs
array
Side specifications, e.g. [{"name":"Yes"},{"name":"No"}]
class
string
"priceBinary" or "priceBucket"
underlying
string
Underlying asset, e.g. "HYPE"
expiry
string
Expiry timestamp, e.g. "20260508-1300"
targetPrice
string
Numeric strike for priceBinary; bucket-range string for priceBucket (see Target price formats below)
period
string
Period, e.g. "15m"
quoteToken
string
Quote token ID
yesAssetId
string
YES-side asset ID, format "#{outcomeId * 10}"
noAssetId
string
NO-side asset ID, format "#{outcomeId * 10 + 1}"
yesStats
object
Market stats for the YES side. Always present; zero-valued when no fills (see Stats object below)
noStats
object
Market stats for the NO side
Question object
Field
Type
Description
questionId
integer
The question ID (assigned by chain)
name
string
Question name
description
string
Pipe-separated description; named children copy this as-is
class
string
Always "priceBucket"
underlying
string
Underlying asset
expiry
string
Expiry timestamp
period
string
Period
priceThresholds
string
Sorted comma-separated list of 2 cut-points
quoteToken
string
Quote token ID
fallbackOutcome
integer
outcomeId of the fallback child
fallbackName
string
Name of the fallback child
fallbackDescription
string
Description of the fallback child
namedOutcomes
array of integers
outcomeIds of the 3 named children, in named-index order
settledNamedOutcomes
array of integers
outcomeIds of named children already settled (empty for unsettled questions)
stats
object
Aggregate trading stats across the question's children. Always present; zero-valued when no fills. See Stats object below.
Stats object
Field
Type
Description
coin
string
Asset ID for this side
trades
integer
Number of fills
uniqueTraders
integer
Distinct users that traded this side
volumeNotional
string
Sum of px * sz across fills
volumeContracts
string
Sum of sz across fills
lastPrice
string
Price of the most recent fill
vwap
number
Volume-weighted average price
minPrice
string
Minimum fill price
maxPrice
string
Maximum fill price
avgTradeNotional
number
Mean px * sz
medianTradeNotional
number
Median px * sz
largestTrade
string
Maximum px * sz of any fill
firstTrade
integer
Timestamp (ms) of earliest fill
lastTrade
integer
Timestamp (ms) of latest fill
Question stats object
Question stats are intentionally trimmed compared to outcome stats. Price-shaped metrics (lastPrice, vwap, minPrice, maxPrice, largestTrade, avgTradeNotional, medianTradeNotional) don't aggregate cleanly across the children's YES + NO assets, so they aren't reported. There's no coin field — questions don't own a single asset. Settlement and the four HIP-4 conversion ops (Split Outcome, Negate Outcome, Merge Outcome, Merge Question) are excluded from all metrics.
Field
Type
Description
trades
integer
Number of orderbook matches across all child YES + NO assets. Counts each chain match exactly once (filters to dir = 'Buy'; every match emits one Buy + one Sell).
uniqueTraders
integer
Distinct users that traded any child asset (Buy or Sell).
volumeNotional
string
Sum of px * sz across dir = 'Buy' fills on any child.
volumeContracts
string
Sum of sz across dir = 'Buy' fills on any child.
firstTrade
integer
Timestamp (ms) of the earliest orderbook fill on any child.
lastTrade
integer
Timestamp (ms) of the latest orderbook fill on any child.
Target price formats
The targetPrice field on each outcome is a string whose format depends on the outcome's class.
priceBinary — a single numeric strike. The outcome resolves YES if the underlying's settle price meets the strike, NO otherwise.
priceBucket — outcomes belong to a parent question that defines priceThresholds (a sorted comma-separated list of 2 cut-points splitting the price line into 3 buckets). The question has 3 named children plus one fallback child. Each named child resolves YES if the settle price falls in its bucket; the fallback child resolves YES if all named children resolve NO. The format mirrors interval notation:
Child role
targetPrice value
Example (thresholds 80828, 81071)
First named child (index 0)
<t0
<80828
Middle named child (index 1)
[t0,t1)
[80828,81071)
Last named child (index 2)
>=t1
>=81071
Fallback child
raw threshold list
80828,81071
The fallback's literal comma-separated value signals "any price not covered by a named child" rather than a specific range. Use the parent question's priceThresholds field if you need to render the fallback's range yourself.
Response
Example for {"outcome_ids": [7605, 7609]}. 7605 is a standalone priceBinary outcome; 7609 is a priceBucket child whose parent question (303) is automatically derived into questions.