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Methodology

Reported, recorded, then derived.

Bidwatch separates discovery, measurement, and analytics so a public counter never becomes an audited claim by accident.

Source & license

Directory metadata and reported board figures are provided by outoutbid.lol. Values are board-reported, cumulative, unaudited, and may be stale. Null means unreadable—not zero.

CC BY 4.0outoutbid.lolResearch methodologyAPI documentation
Source boards
413
Verified directory records
Readable
291
Null excluded, never zero
Tracked value
$188,058
Cumulative and unaudited
License
CC BY 4.0
Commercial reuse with attribution

Metric definitions

Plain-language contracts for every headline number.

Total tracked value
Sum of readable, source-normalized collected figures reported by boards.
24H volume
Positive change in persisted tracked values over a full 24-hour lookback. New-board starting totals are excluded.
Market share
A board’s normalized value divided by the measurable market total.
Market rank
Position among measurable boards by current normalized tracked value.
ATH rank
Best market position observed by Bidwatch—not a reconstructed historical claim.
Whale event
A snapshot-to-snapshot increase of at least $500 or 25%.

Confidence states

The original representation is preserved alongside normalized fields.

Reported
The board publishes its own counter.
Floor
A leading ~ means the source summed visible rows; the true figure may be higher.
Unreadable
No defensible value is available. This is not $0.
Stale
A source value exists but its read time is old enough to require caution.
Anomaly
A counter decreased or reset; Bidwatch does not convert that into negative volume.
Collecting
The required first-party lookback has not accumulated yet.

Collection architecture

Visitor traffic never triggers scraping of individual boards.

Discovery: Bidwatch maintains an attributed catalog seed and can add verified boards without importing third-party market figures.

Measurement: a scheduled first-party worker fetches every due board directly, validates the network target, and uses a browser fallback only when static HTML is insufficient.

Archive: run records, extraction evidence, raw content hashes, and board observations are append-only in Postgres and backed up independently.

Analytics: ranks, shares, deltas, whales, and activity are materialized only from successful Bidwatch observations. Failed or ambiguous reads remain null.

Delivery: public pages read the last complete materialized snapshot; visitor traffic never initiates a crawl.

Three independent data layers

External money and Bidwatch money are never merged.

External market data
Public board-reported counters and Bidwatch historical observations. These describe what the external market is doing.
Bidwatch sentiment
Completed BACK and FADE purchases on Bidwatch. These are final digital participation and visibility purchases, not money paid to a board.
Bidwatch Heat
A 0–100 activity score combining external growth, rank movement, recency, and verified Bidwatch participation. It is not a price, forecast, or expected return.

What does a BACK or FADE purchase mean?

A position is public sentiment, not a financial instrument.

BACK means the participant publicly supports a board. FADE means the participant publicly expresses the opposite sentiment.

The purchase funds a digital service on Bidwatch: sentiment influence, optional public attribution, activity visibility, Heat influence, and a shareable position card.

Positions cannot be withdrawn, transferred, resold, settled, or redeemed. They confer no ownership, winnings, profit, return, dividend, or claim against a board.

A position is created only after Bidwatch verifies the payment provider webhook. A success redirect never creates a valid position.

Limitations

What these numbers cannot prove.

Collected figures are public claims made by the boards. Bidwatch does not inspect payment processor accounts, refunds, fees, chargebacks, taxes, or ownership.

The directory is a floor on the number of boards that exist, and tracked value is a floor on readable public counters. Cumulative totals do not prove that bidding happened recently.

Source and research timestamps are stored separately. A mismatch is surfaced as a consistency warning instead of silently blended.

Two economies. One clear boundary.

External market data records public board-reported figures. Bidwatch sentiment records paid digital participation on Bidwatch. The totals are never combined, and a position has no cash value, ownership, or financial return.

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