# Advanced Search & Filtering

Finding a specific market is simple with our professional toolset:

* **Search bar:** Use the search field at the top to find events by **keyword**.
* **Event status:** Toggle between **Active**, **Resolved**, or **All** to view current or historical data.
* **Custom filters:** Click the "**Filter**" button to refine your view by volume, liquidity, or specific venues like Polymarket or Kalshi.

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### **FAQs**

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<summary>What is Advanced Search &#x26; Filtering used for?</summary>

It helps traders quickly find specific markets or narrow down opportunities based on the data that matters most to their strategy.

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<summary>How can I search for a specific event or market?</summary>

You can use the search bar at the top of the Explorer to find events instantly by typing relevant keywords.

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<summary>What types of filters are available?</summary>

You can filter markets by status, volume, liquidity, and by specific venues such as Polymarket or Kalshi.

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<summary>Can I view historical or resolved markets?</summary>

Yes. You can toggle between Active, Resolved, or All markets to review current opportunities or past outcomes.

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<summary>Why is filtering important for professional trading?</summary>

Filtering reduces noise and lets traders focus on markets with the right liquidity, activity, and execution conditions for their trades.

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