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Events emitted by contracts are indexed as Ocean subgraphs, to be consumed by predictoor.ai and the bots. The backend [subgraph README](https://github.com/oceanprotocol/pdr-backend/blob/main/READMEs/subgraph.md) has more info. Events emitted by contracts are indexed as Ocean subgraphs, to be consumed by predictoor.ai and the bots. The backend [subgraph README](https://github.com/oceanprotocol/pdr-backend/blob/main/READMEs/subgraph.md) has more info.
## Backend & Contract Details ## Backend & Contract Details
The section ["Predictoor Structure”](pdr-intro#predictoor-structure) presented much of the Predictoor architecture. The section ["Predictoor Structure”](pdr-intro.md#predictoor-structure) presented much of the Predictoor architecture.
The image below adds detail around the backend (bottom 1/3 of diagram). Lets discuss. The image below adds detail around the backend (bottom 1/3 of diagram). Lets discuss.

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Every week theres [150,000 total OCEAN rewards](../rewards/df-intro.md#reward-schedule) for Ocean Data Farming. This will increase in early 2024, and more yet later. Every week theres [150,000 total OCEAN rewards](../rewards/df-intro.md#reward-schedule) for Ocean Data Farming. This will increase in early 2024, and more yet later.
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⚠️ You will lose money as a predictoor if your \$ out exceeds your \$ in. If you have low accuracy youll have your stake slashed a lot. Do account for gas fees, compute costs, and more. Everything you do is your responsibility, at your discretion. None of this blog is financial advice. You will lose money as a predictoor if your \$ out exceeds your \$ in. If you have low accuracy youll have your stake slashed a lot. Do account for gas fees, compute costs, and more. Everything you do is your responsibility, at your discretion. None of this blog is financial advice.
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## How to Earn as a Trader ## How to Earn as a Trader

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<summary>Is it possible to predict without using bots?</summary> <summary>Is it possible to predict without using bots?</summary>
Before we answer, please understand that to make decent money, it will take hundreds or thousands of submissions, guided by AI/ML models. So doing this manually would be tedious and error-prone. Therefore a bot is the most practical way. This is why OPF has made it easy to run a bot. Here are the Readme of both [predictoor](https://github.com/oceanprotocol/pdr-backend/blob/main/READMEs/predictoor.md) and [Trader](https://github.com/oceanprotocol/pdr-backend/blob/main/READMEs/trader.md). Before we answer, please understand that to make decent money, it will take hundreds or thousands of submissions, guided by AI/ML models. So doing this manually would be tedious and error-prone. Therefore a bot is the most practical way. This is why OPF has made it easy to run a bot. Here are the Readme of both [Predictoor](https://github.com/oceanprotocol/pdr-backend/blob/main/READMEs/predictoor.md) and [Trader](https://github.com/oceanprotocol/pdr-backend/blob/main/READMEs/trader.md).
To the question "Is it possible to predict without a bot", the specific answer is "Yes". Here are the details To the question "Is it possible to predict without a bot", the specific answer is "Yes". Here are the details
- Somehow you need to submit an up/down prediction, with OCEAN stake, as a transaction to Sapphire chain. Here are the Possible ways to do such a transaction: - Somehow you need to submit an up/down prediction, with OCEAN stake, as a transaction to Sapphire chain. Here are the Possible ways to do such a transaction:
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<summary> How can I trust the prediction? </summary> <summary>How can I trust individual predictions?</summary>
The most important metric to assess confidence in a prediction is "how much OCEAN have people *staked* on this prediction", both up and down. It's how much they're willing to lose if they're wrong. This metric is not gameable because OCEAN has scarcity. It's "put your money where your mouth is". The most important metric to assess confidence in a prediction is "how much OCEAN have people *staked* on this prediction", both up and down. It's how much they're willing to lose if they're wrong. This metric is not gameable because OCEAN has scarcity. It's "put your money where your mouth is".
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<summary>How Is predictoor related to Data Farming?</summary> <summary>How Is Predictoor related to Data Farming?</summary>
Starting Nov 9 via "Predictoor Data Farming", there will be 37000 OCEAN (about $10K) and several $K worth of ROSE allocated weekly to Predictoor DF. This will be used to purchase prediction feeds, alongside purchases by traders, etc. 80% of prediction feed sales goes to predictoors themselves. Starting Nov 9 via "Predictoor Data Farming", there will be 37000 OCEAN (about $10K) and several $K worth of ROSE allocated weekly to Predictoor DF. This will be used to purchase prediction feeds, alongside purchases by traders, etc. 80% of prediction feed sales goes to predictoors themselves.
Learn more about predictoor [here](https://blog.oceanprotocol.com/meet-predictoor-accountable-accurate-prediction-feeds-8b104d26a5d9#048b) Learn more about Predictoor [here](https://blog.oceanprotocol.com/meet-predictoor-accountable-accurate-prediction-feeds-8b104d26a5d9#048b)
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