Predict.fun Historical Market Prices | BlockRun

Share a public Predict.fun market link and choose a date range to review historical prices shown for the YES outcome. Some markets or periods may have no records.

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Use predict-fun-order-books-blockrun to request up to three historical YES-price records for one Predict.fun market. Reuse my Toolmu connection or follow https://toolmu.com/SKILL.md. Before calling, read the exact Tool details and check availability, price, balance, budget, and my existing spending authorization. Do not make a paid request unless it is authorized. Ask me for a public Predict.fun market link and a start/end range with my city or time zone; do not ask me to find or enter an internal market number. Resolve the market from its public page when possible. If you cannot clearly confirm it, ask me for [the title shown on the page or another public market link] and do not guess. Keep the requested range within the available history, which starts March 11, 2026, and convert the times internally to Unix milliseconds. Request one page of up to three records using market_id, start_time, end_time, and limit: 3 directly in queryParams; do not nest them under query. Explain the recorded YES prices, any displayed amount, and each record time in plain language. Preserve unspecified units, report empty or partial results and whether more are indicated, and do not imply past prices are available to trade now. Do not request another page automatically.

Task:
Use [Predict.fun market link]. Show up to 3 YES prices from [start date/time, city or time zone] to [end date/time, city or time zone], with their record times. If the market is unclear, ask for [page title or another public link]. Say if no records or more are available.

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Predict.fun Historical Market Prices | BlockRun

Share a public Predict.fun market link and choose a date range to review historical prices shown for the YES outcome. Some markets or periods may have no records.

You receive

Request one page of historical YES-side orderbook snapshots for a single Predict.fun market and the time interval you choose. Provide its numeric market identifier and start/end date-times with a clear timezone; your Agent converts the times to Unix milliseconds for the request. When snapshots are available, each pairs the market and recorded time with bid/buy levels and ask/sell levels, quantities at each price, best bid/ask quotes and total depth indicators. Level prices use a 0–1 scale. Ask your Agent to arrange the returned books by recorded time to compare the available prices and quantities within that market. Page information reports the snapshot count, page size and whether further records are indicated.

Start with your task

Use [Predict.fun market link]. Show up to 3 YES prices from [start date/time, city or time zone] to [end date/time, city or time zone], with their record times. If the market is unclear, ask for [page title or another public link]. Say if no records or more are available.

What to know

The source’s history starts on March 11, 2026; records are not guaranteed for every market or interval. A page may be empty or partial, with no fixed snapshot cadence promised. Quantity and depth units, price currency and probability interpretation are unspecified. Historical quotes do not guarantee current executable prices or liquidity.

Inputs & outputs

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Input schema

Input schema
Field / Path	Type	Requirement	Meaning
Market and millisecond time range`queryParams`	`object`	Optional	Supply the source-required integer market_id, start_time and end_time directly in this object; both times are Unix milliseconds. Optional limit is 1–200, default 100; pagination_key is the actual source cursor for continuation. This query needs the market and time range even though the generic container is optional.
Nested query object`queryParams.query`	`object`	Optional	This optional nested object is passed unchanged and is not flattened into source query parameters. Put market_id, start_time, end_time and optional source choices directly in queryParams.

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{
  "type": "object",
  "required": [],
  "properties": {
    "queryParams": {
      "type": "object",
      "properties": {
        "query": {
          "type": "object",
          "required": [],
          "properties": {}
        }
      }
    }
  },
  "additionalProperties": false
}

Result schema

No fixed output contract is available. Field types reflect saved result evidence; individual responses can differ.

Result schema
Field / Path	Type	Meaning
Historical YES-side snapshots`result.snapshots`	`array`	Page of available historical YES-side orderbook snapshots for the requested market and time range. An empty array means no snapshots were returned for this request; it does not establish that the market had no bids or asks.
Snapshot page information`result.pagination`	`object`	Metadata for this snapshot page: count, requested limit and possible continuation. Read it alongside the snapshot array rather than treating it as complete history.
Snapshots in this page`result.pagination.count`	`number`	Number of snapshots returned in this response, not the number of price levels, markets or all historical snapshots.
Requested snapshot limit`result.pagination.limit`	`number`	Maximum snapshot records requested for this page. The source permits 1–200 and defaults to 100; the actual count may be lower, including zero.
More snapshot records indicated`result.pagination.has_more`	`boolean`	Whether the source reports more snapshot data for the query. This does not fetch another page automatically or guarantee complete interval coverage.
Snapshot continuation cursor`result.pagination.pagination_key`	`null`	Opaque source cursor for a subsequent chunk, when supplied. Preserve it unchanged; null is not a usable cursor, and its lifetime is unspecified.

Additional notes

Choose the market and historical interval

Use a Predict.fun market identifier, rather than an outcome-token or wallet identifier. The official orderbook history documentation states that data starts on March 11, 2026. Keep the timezone with your chosen dates and convert the query bounds to Unix milliseconds; available records can vary within that history.

Read both sides of the YES book

Bids and asks describe the buy and sell sides of the same YES orderbook. They are not separate YES and NO outcome books. Level prices use the documented 0–1 scale; this does not establish an independent currency or a probability calculation. Preserve each level’s recorded quantity without assuming shares, USD or a raw-unit conversion.

Keep the source’s best bid and ask separate from the level-array order: no first-level-best or sorting rule is specified. Total bid and ask depth are source metrics with no stated unit, cutoff or summing formula, so an unqualified sum of quantities is not a verified depth or cash total.

Interpret empty and partial pages

The page limit counts snapshots, not price levels: the source allows 1–200 and defaults to 100. An empty page means no snapshots were returned for that request, without establishing why. Read the page count, continuation flag and any actual cursor together; no fixed sampling cadence or complete interval coverage is promised. A snapshot’s time is its recorded observation time, separate from request completion.

Predict.fun Historical Market Prices | BlockRun

Predict.fun Historical Market Prices | BlockRun

You receive

Start with your task

What to know

Inputs & outputs

Input schema

Result schema

Choose the market and historical interval

Read both sides of the YES book

Interpret empty and partial pages

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Choose a market and date range

Review past prices