# Analyzing Event Data

Each event row provides a snapshot of market health:

* **Event overview:** See the event title, icons for the source platforms, and the time remaining until expiration.
* **Key metrics:** View the **24h Volume**, **Total Volume**, and available **Liquidity** directly in the list.
* **Market breakdown:** Click the dropdown on any event to see individual markets (e.g., specific interest rate outcomes), including live **prices**, price **charts**, and **Yes**/**No** action buttons.

Each Event row may contain **multiple markets**.

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### **FAQs**

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<summary>What information does each event row show?</summary>

Each event row shows an overview of the event, including the event title, source platforms, and time remaining until expiration.

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<summary>What key metrics are visible at a glance?</summary>

You can see 24h volume, total volume, and available liquidity directly in the event list to assess market activity quickly.

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<summary>Can I view individual markets within an event?</summary>

Yes. Each event row can be expanded to reveal individual markets, such as specific outcomes within the event.

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<summary>What data is available for each individual market?</summary>

For each market, you can view live prices, price charts, and quick Yes or No action buttons.

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<summary>Why is event-level data important?</summary>

It allows traders to evaluate market health, liquidity, and opportunity before drilling down into detailed trading views.

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