The market relies on a specific third-party tracker (xtracker) and has strict definitions for replies, quotes, and deleted posts. The main risk lies in potential tracker glitches, API limits, or missed captures (e.g., posts deleted within 5 minutes).

Predicting the exact frequency of tweets by Iran's Supreme Leader in a specific future week is a highly niche and novelty topic. Outside of prediction market participants, the general public rarely considers this.

Between May 12 and May 14, 2026, the Yes price for '5-9' dropped from 25c to 7c, '10-14' dropped from 15.75c to 3.05c, and '15-19' fell from 22.95c to 1.65c. Meanwhile, '25-29' experienced extreme volatility, dropping from 5.7c to 0.5c, spiking to 23.8c, and finally crashing to 1.6c. This is because as time passed, the actual tweet count remained very low, leading to a massive decline in expectations for higher posting ranges, while low liquidity amplified sporadic trading volatility. Between May 9 and May 12, 2026, multiple options experienced drastic fluctuations. The Yes price of '<5' surged from 27c to 88c before falling back to 70.5c, '10-14' dropped from 24c to 2.9c before recovering to 7.65c, and '45-49' fell from 26c to 1.7c then bounced to 4.4c. The reason is extremely low market liquidity, where small trades can trigger massive price jumps rather than changes based on actual fundamentals.

2026-05-13 to 2026-05-16, Thomas Massie's price rebounded from 43.5c to 66.5c and then fell back to around 60.5c, while Ed Gallrein dropped from 53.2c to 34.1c before climbing back to roughly 39.7c. The reason is that as the primary approaches, the final sprint of both campaigns and swinging voter sentiment have caused extreme volatility in the market's win probability expectations. 2026-05-12 to 2026-05-14, Ed Gallrein's price surged from 29c to a peak of 53.2c before retreating to roughly 34c, while Thomas Massie's price plunged from 70.5c to 43.5c before rebounding to 66c. The reason is a Quantus Insights poll released on May 13 showing Gallrein briefly overtaking Massie, driven by Donald Trump's aggressive endorsement and super PAC ad spending, though the market subsequently repriced the incumbent's fundamental baseline. 2026-03-12 to 2026-03-15, Thomas Massie's price rebounded from 59.5c to 67.5c, while Ed Gallrein dropped from 40.65c to 31.25c. The reason is a mean reversion; after the previous week's panic selling over Trump's endorsement, the market reassessed the structural advantages of the incumbent, leading to a price correction. 2026-03-05 to 2026-03-11, Thomas Massie's price dropped from 64c to 55c, with challenger Gallrein rising. As the primary approached, the market began repricing the impact of external funds and endorsements on Gallrein, compressing the incumbent's premium.

May 13, 2026 - May 16, 2026, Amy McGrath's price crashed from 15.5c down to 2.85c before slightly rebounding to 4.25c. This reflects the market pricing out her chances of an upset as the primary day approaches, consolidating funds towards the clear favorite. May 12, 2026 - May 13, 2026, Charles Booker's price crashed intraday from 86.5c to 60.5c, before rapidly rebounding to 84c the following day. This extreme volatility occurred without significant negative news, likely due to thin liquidity as expiration approaches, causing a large order to temporarily distort the order book. April 28, 2026 - April 29, 2026, all options experienced extreme volatility. Charles Booker plummeted to 48c, while Amy McGrath and all long-tail candidates spiked to around 50c. Prices rapidly reverted to normal on April 29. The reason is likely extreme liquidity depletion or a massive anomalous trade (fat-finger error), causing a temporary distortion in order books. March 14, 2026 - March 16, 2026, Charles Booker's price corrected from 84.5c to 77.5c, indicating profit-taking or sentiment correction after an over-bullish run, without significant negative news. During the same period, Amy McGrath rebounded slightly from 12.5c to 18c before falling back. February 25, 2026 - February 28, 2026, long-tail candidates experienced high volatility without breaching the 10c threshold. Joel Willett rebounded from 3c to 10.8c, while Logan Forsythe crashed from 6.5c to 0.85c, indicating market confusion in pricing the 'Other' tier liquidity. February 9, 2026 - February 10, 2026, the long-tail candidates experienced a collective crash. Pamela Stevenson dropped from 20.5c to 10.5c, while Logan Forsythe and Joel Willett both fell from 20c to 11c, due to the Feb 5 poll showing negligible support for them, triggering a market correction.