A dispute is a challenge to a proposed market result.

You should dispute only when you believe the proposed YES or NO result is incorrect under the market's written rules and resolution sources.

When can I dispute?

A 24-hour dispute window opens after an outcome is proposed. A dispute must be submitted during that period.

How much does it cost?

• The first dispute costs $1.00.
• Each later dispute round costs 1.25× the previous round.
• Example: $1.00 → $1.25 → about $1.56

Dispute fees are non-refundable.

What should I include?

Provide clear reasoning and evidence from the source allowed by the market rules. Disagreeing with the outcome is not enough by itself.

AskMagnus reviews the dispute and evidence before the result becomes final. A dispute can delay final resolution and redemption.