Call #5936 · JP · Currency depreciation (FX reference rates)

JPY depreciates 0.92% or more against USD at any point within 14 days, from 158.378.

Made 2026-11-05, resolving 2026-11-19 — a 14-day window, fixed before the outcome was known. Every field on this page was frozen when the call was made.

26%
what we said
stated on 2026-11-05, before the window opened
calls table · probability
26%
how often it happens anyway
JP's own base rate at issue — we sit +0pts from it
calls table · base_rate
OPEN
not yet resolved
resolves 2026-11-19
resolver: fx_rates (daily USD reference rates)
The criterion

Frozen at issue

Hit if the currency's peak rate against USD inside the window exceeds the issue-day reference (158.377906) by at least 0.92%. Peak, not endpoint: a devaluation that retraces still happened.

The resolver is external — fx_rates (daily USD reference rates) — and the daily snapshot of this call in ledger-snapshots/ carries GitHub's timestamps. Diff any two dated files to verify nothing above moved after 2026-11-05.

History

Every JP currency call

2026-11-04call #586927% · resolves 2026-11-18 2026-11-03call #580227% · resolves 2026-11-17 2026-11-02call #573528% · resolves 2026-11-16 2026-11-01call #566827% · resolves 2026-11-15 2026-10-31call #560127% · resolves 2026-11-14 2026-10-30call #553427% · resolves 2026-11-13 2026-10-29call #546727% · resolves 2026-11-12 2026-10-28call #540027% · resolves 2026-11-11 2026-10-27call #533327% · resolves 2026-11-10 2026-10-26call #525227% · resolves 2026-11-09 2026-10-25call #518527% · resolves 2026-11-08 2026-10-24call #511827% · resolves 2026-11-07 2026-10-23call #505127% · resolves 2026-11-06 2026-10-22call #4984said 27% · MISS 2026-10-21call #4917said 27% · MISS 2026-10-20call #4850said 28% · MISS 2026-10-19call #4783said 28% · MISS 2026-10-18call #4716said 28% · MISS 2026-10-17call #4649said 28% · MISS 2026-10-16call #4582said 27% · MISS

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Daily snapshots of this book are committed to the public repository — ledger-snapshots/ — so the stated probabilities and thresholds carry GitHub's timestamps, not ours. A reader can verify no call moved between issuance and resolution without trusting us.