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Top Undervalued
+65.9¢
15°C(No)
+6.2¢
16°C(Yes)
+0.2¢
17°C(No)
Highest temperature in Tokyo on March 23? AI analysis: • +65.9¢ undervalued • Live Prediction Market fair value & mispricing alerts.
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It is currently 14:11 JST in Tokyo on March 23, nearing the peak heating hours. Recent price action ...
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15°C
YesNo
98.85¢
1.15¢
33¢
67¢
0¢
+65.9¢
16°C
YesNo
0.85¢
99.15¢
7¢
93¢
+6.2¢
0¢
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Exotics
While weather is a common topic, predicting the exact high temperature at Tokyo Haneda Airport for a specific future date (March 23, 2026) is a relatively niche and specific market that most people would not naturally consider without prompting.
Movers
March 23, 2026 (01:00 UTC - 05:11 UTC), the price of 14°C dropped from 74c to 62.5c, while 15°C rose from 22.5c to 30c. Reason: As Tokyo entered the afternoon (14:00 JST), sustained sunshine pushed temperatures closer to the 15°C threshold, shaking the morning confidence in a 'safe 14°C' outcome and forcing the market to hedge on a higher peak.
March 22, 2026, the price of 14°C saw extreme volatility, surging from 34c to 84c before correcting. Reason: Higher-than-expected morning temperatures (11°C) on March 23 caused the previously dominant '13°C' thesis to collapse, triggering a panic inflow into the 14°C option.
Divergence
Mainstream weather apps (e.g., Google/Weather.com) previously forecast a high of only 13°C, whereas the prediction market pricing (centered on 14°C and 15°C) is significantly higher. This divergence occurs because market participants are reacting to real-time airport sensor data (METAR), capturing a stronger intraday warming trend than the models predicted.