Counting rules

Every tweet market uses this counting rule. The same text is written into the market when it opens.

What counts

Only CZ (@cz_binance, id 902926941413453824) and He Yi (@heyibinance, id 1003840309166366721).
The window is 00:00:00–23:59:59 Beijing time of the post's X created_at, to the second.
Counted: original posts (including photos, video, and polls), quote posts, and a self-thread (a reply whose in_reply_to_user_id is the author).
Not counted: replies to other people, pure reposts, and reposts that were undone.
Deleted posts do not count. Before a result is proposed, every stored post that day is re-checked with GET /2/tweets?ids=, at most 100 ids at a time. A missing post is marked deleted, stores deletedAt, and is left out.
An edited post counts once. A keyword market hits when any captured version contains the keyword. Edit history is stored from the stream's edit fields and edit_history_tweet_ids.
Keywords are case-insensitive. BNB matches BNB, $BNB, and #BNB as whole tokens, and does not match BNBChain. Emoji and Chinese keywords match literally.
A Chinese post is text that contains at least one CJK Unified Ideograph.
If an account is locked, suspended, or renamed so that day cannot be counted, the market is cancelled and stakes are refunded.
Evidence lists every captured post, whether it counted, and why it was left out (reply, repost, or deleted), with a link.

The fee is 3% of the losing pools only. All of it buys back and burns $SUAN. The platform does not book bets.
Winners split what remains of the losing pools in proportion to their stake.
If nobody backed the winning outcome, or the market is cancelled, every stake is refunded and no fee is charged.
After a result is posted, anyone can dispute it by putting up the bond (0.05 BNB by default) during the dispute window.