
Any area of the US experiences a
power grid failure before 2026 resolves to YES
This market is just too vague to be tradeable as is. @Yoae can you give some indications of how you would resolve this?
- What counts as "5% of the total population"? - 5% of the population being affected at a particular instant? 
- what about a single hour? 
- a single day? 
- a single windstorm event? 
- a single wildfire season? 
 
- What does "affecting" mean? - "I ded"? 
- "My house has no power"? 
- "My job has no power"? 
- "My Google has no power"? 
- "My stonks went down"? 
- "Nanny state tells me not to use my air conditioner"? 
- "I heard about it on the news"? 
 
- What counts as a "power grid failure event"? - Unplanned blackout? 
- What if this isn't caused by the grid but by generators e.g. power plants simultaneously break? 
- Rolling blackouts? 
- Brownout - low voltage/frequency? 
- Advice not to use power? 
- Non-power delivery grid failure e.g. major wildfire evacuations? 
- Power grid goes bankrupt? 
- Electricity prices go up?