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PRRED

Polymarket Resolution-to-Redemption Evidence Dataset (PRRED) is a publication-safe, aggregate evidence companion to three papers by Maksym Nechepurenko. It is designed to make the public evidence behind the papers easy to inspect while preserving the limits of what the released material can establish.

What is included

PRRED has three separate modules:

  1. Paper 5 Part I — Oracle adjudication. Aggregate population, request-generation, and legacy survival evidence for the Oracle and adjudication analysis.
  2. Paper 5 Part II — Protocol finality and observed redemption. Aggregate lifecycle, payout, finality-classification, and observed-redemption evidence at the stated snapshot.
  3. Paper 6 — compact E6R1 bridge. Aggregate condition-bridge and endpoint coverage material supporting the Paper 6 state-control discussion.

Start with the Dataset Card, then consult the module boundary documents in data/, the data dictionary, and the reproducibility instructions.

Associated SSRN papers

  1. Maksym Nechepurenko, Resolution Is Not Settlement, Part I: Oracle Adjudication and Semantic Governance on Polymarket — SSRN abstract · DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.7344079.
  2. Maksym Nechepurenko, Resolution Is Not Settlement, Part II: Protocol Finality and Observed Redemption on Polymarket — SSRN abstract · DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.7344081.
  3. Maksym Nechepurenko, State-Triggered Margin and Conditional-Token Conversion for Event-Linked Perpetual Futures — SSRN abstract · DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.7344178.

Important scope boundary

The Paper 6 module is deliberately not a full replay dataset. All configurations C0–C6 remain NOT_EVALUATED. PRRED does not include path-level market or order-book records, account journals, conversion receipts, funding registries, or frozen trigger/allocation inputs. In particular, the compact bridge should not be read as a configuration-level replay result or as a substitute for the stated limitations in the associated paper.

The Mendeley Data V1 record is published: doi 10.17632/92dzv6s942.1. The deterministic candidate ZIP remains preserved as the release artefact; its pre-upload metadata is retained alongside the published-record receipt.