163,098 trades, 6.39M Φ moved, 66 active figures. Lai Ching-te ripped from 22 to 96 while Mao Zedong lost 89% of his price. The full May recap.
May shipped Convert — one-tap reputation swaps between any two public figures — plus a daily multi-outlet news desk and thousands of new figure comparison pages. Here's everything that landed.
How Wikipedia, Ranker, IMDb, academic indices, and JudgeMarket each approach ranking public figures — historical and living — and why a reputation market wins.
A comprehensive look at the emerging category of reputation trading — how markets, rating sites, and social credit systems measure collective judgment, and why JudgeMarket leads the field.
Compare the top platforms of 2026 — Polymarket, Kalshi, Metaculus, JudgeMarket, and more. Prediction markets forecast events; reputation markets price public figures. Find the right platform for what you actually want to trade.
Everything you need to start trading on JudgeMarket — from signing up to placing your first trade. No crypto wallet needed.
The JudgeMarket origin story — from Telegram groups to a million-dollar casino to building a marketplace where everyone gets to judge history.
A detailed comparison of Polymarket and Kalshi — the two largest prediction markets in 2026. Regulation, crypto vs fiat, markets offered, fees, UX, US access, and how JudgeMarket complements both.
Compare JudgeMarket's reputation trading with Metaculus's forecasting platform. Different approaches to crowd wisdom.
How does JudgeMarket's reputation market compare to Kalshi's CFTC-regulated event contracts? We break down regulation, asset types, settlement, fees, accessibility, and target audience.
A detailed comparison of JudgeMarket and Polymarket — fundamentally different platforms. Learn how reputation trading with OPS differs from betting on event outcomes with crypto.
The ultimate modern vs classic showdown. One revolutionized physics. The other is trying to colonize Mars. JudgeMarket traders weigh in on who deserves the higher reputation price.
Blue chips, growth stocks, value plays, penny stocks, and dividend payers -- every portfolio strategy applied to JudgeMarket's reputation market. Living and historical public figures, classified by risk profile.
Using JudgeMarket trading data to identify the most debated public figures of 2026 — living and historical — where high volatility reveals genuine controversy, not just fame.
These names — historical greats and a few modern builders — don't get the Hollywood biopics or the magazine covers, but JudgeMarket traders are quietly going long. Hidden gems of the reputation market.
The crowd has spoken. These famous names — historical greats and modern celebrities alike — command outsized cultural real estate relative to what the reputation market says they're actually worth. Prepare to disagree.
S-tier through D-tier: JudgeMarket's public figures — living and historical, scientists to presidents to founders — ranked by reputation price, volume, and conviction. The most debatable tier list on the internet.
Rotten Tomatoes revolutionized how we evaluate movies. Public figures — living and historical — deserve the same treatment: a single, trusted score that aggregates collective opinion into a clear signal.
From chatbot assessments to deepfake misinformation, AI is reshaping how we evaluate the reputations of public figures — historical and living — and creating new dynamics in reputation markets.
From biopics to viral tweets to cable-news cycles, media rewrites public reputation in real time. Here's how film, journalism, and social media reshape the standing of figures — living and historical — and how reputation markets capture those shifts.
Experts and the general public often disagree about who matters — in history and in the news. Here's when the crowd gets it right, when the specialists do, and why a reputation market combines both.
A framework for assessing reputation — achievements, controversies, cultural impact, and market sentiment — that works for historical greats and living public figures alike.
Polls are gamed, rankings are biased, and ratings are binary. Here's why a reputation market — a continuous, crowd-priced verdict on public figures — is the most accurate way to measure what the world actually thinks.
Avoid these common reputation-market mistakes. From overtrading to ignoring the order book — learn from others' errors before you make them yourself.
Think Napoleon is overrated, or that a current CEO is riding a hype cycle that won't last? Learn how to short any public figure on JudgeMarket and profit from a declining reputation.
Diversification strategies for reputation trading. Build a balanced portfolio of public figures — historical and living — across eras, fields, and risk levels.
Master candlestick charts, order books, and price action on a reputation market. A visual guide to reading the crowd's verdict in real time.
A comprehensive guide to reputation markets — what they are, how they differ from prediction markets, and how to trade collective verdicts on public figures.
Learn how to trade OPS on the reputation of public figures (living and historical). Step-by-step guide to your first trade on JudgeMarket.
Everything about OPS — JudgeMarket's virtual currency for trading on the reputation of public figures (living and historical).
Prediction markets and sports betting look similar but work differently. Compare house edge vs market pricing, skill vs luck, information aggregation, legal status, and where reputation trading fits in.
How prediction markets and stock markets compare — order books, price discovery, regulation, settlement, and why reputation markets are emerging as a new asset class that borrows from both.
The mechanics behind a reputation market — order matching, price discovery, market making, and why crowd verdicts converge.
Reputation markets explained — how a crowd-priced verdict on public figures works, why it is not a prediction market, and how to participate.
