Events & Topics

Choosing Events

In a nutshell In Zanlo, there are two levels of content: • Topic is an event/context that groups several questions (Events). • Event is a specific question within a Topic. Each Event has exactly two possible outcomes: Yes and No, or two named outcomes. You choose one of them by making a Pick. Choosing the right Event starts with selecting a Topic, then selecting a specific question (Event) that you understand. How to Find Topics and Events On the main screen (Home) you can: • select a category; • open a Topic — a group of Events around one event; • within a Topic, select a specific Event (question). In the bottom menu, you can go to the Search section and: • search by Topic name or Event formulation; • apply filters, if available in the interface. Categories and What to Consider Zanlo offers a wide range of Event categories, each with its own characteristics, data sources, and dynamics. Some common examples include: - Sport — questions typically focus on match results, player performance, statistics, or actions of specific teams and athletes. - Crypto — outcomes may depend on market trends, price movements, and news developments. - Culture — questions often relate to public interest, online trends, or external events in the digital space. Note: These are just a few examples. Zanlo regularly features many other categories, each with unique factors that may influence outcomes. 💡 Tip: It is recommended to start with categories you are more familiar with, as this can help you better understand how Events behave and make more informed decisions. How to Read Topic and Event Cards Event and Topic cards typically contain: • Topic name (context/event) or Event; • Trading end date (Ends) — the moment after which new actions on the Event cannot be performed; • Outcome prices — reflect the current distribution of user opinions; • Trading Volume — trading volume for the Event; • Additional data blocks (history, statistics, live data), if available for that category. Time and Event Status Each Event has a trading deadline. After trading closes, the Event transitions from Active status to subsequent stages (e.g., Waiting for the outcome), and then to completed status. For details on statuses, see Event Status. How to Choose the Right Event When choosing an Event, it's helpful to consider: • Understanding the formulation Make sure the question is clear and unambiguous to you. • Topic context Sometimes one Topic contains several Events — choose the question that matches your logic and knowledge. •Time until closing (Ends) It's important to consider how much time remains until trading closes. • Trading Volume High trading volume means participant activity, but does not determine the Event outcome. Important to Remember • All decisions are made independently by the user. • Zanlo does not provide recommendations and does not influence user choices. • Any displayed data (historical, statistical, live, etc.) is provided for informational purposes. Zanlo is not responsible for its accuracy or completeness, as data may come from external sources. However, the platform strives to use reliable sources and, when possible, verify that data is displayed correctly. Related Articles Where to Find Active Events How Events Are Created Event Status Getting Started

Where to Find Active Events

In a nutshell In Zanlo, active Events are questions for which trading is currently open and users are expressing their opinions. The platform provides several ways to quickly find such Events and Topics depending on interests and current activity. Home Screen The Home screen displays Events and Topics that are currently generating the most user interest. Here you can: • browse active Topics; • open specific Events within a Topic; • see current questions (Events) for which trading is now open. Home content updates automatically and reflects current platform activity. Categories Events are grouped by categories, for example: • Sport • Crypto • Culture Selecting a category helps narrow the list of Events and Topics to areas most understandable or interesting to you. Topics (Event Groups) Topic is a context or event within which one or more Events (questions) are placed. By opening a Topic, you can: • see all related active Events; • choose a specific question; • review formulations and trading deadlines. Trending and Popular Events The interface may display sections with: • **Hot Events ** • popular or actively discussed Events These sections show Events with high user activity, but do not determine their outcome. Search If you're looking for a specific Event or Topic, you can use search. Search allows you to: • find Events by keywords; • search Topics by name; • quickly navigate to a question of interest. Filters and Sorting Depending on the screen and category, additional filters may be available, for example: • by event type; • by category; • by country; • by Event status. The set of filters may change as the interface evolves. Important to Remember • Active Events are questions for which trading is still open. • High user activity does not determine the Event outcome. • Zanlo does not recommend choosing Events based on other users' activity; choose questions where you feel you understand the topic well and can justify your opinion. • All decisions are made independently by the user. Related Articles Choosing Events Event Status How to Read Event Data

How Events Are Created

In a nutshell All Events on the Zanlo platform are created and published centrally. Each Event undergoes editorial preparation and moderation before publication to ensure the question formulation is clear, unambiguous, and allows for correct outcome confirmation. Users do not create Events themselves. Who Creates Events Events are formed by the Zanlo editorial team. The platform team: • monitors current Topics; • formulates specific questions (Events) within Topics; • verifies correctness and clarity of formulations; • determines the trading deadline for Events; • predetermines outcome confirmation rules. Event Formulation Requirements Each Event on Zanlo: • represents one specific question; • has exactly two possible outcomes: Yes and No, or two named outcomes; • is formulated so the result can be confirmed objectively; • does not allow ambiguous interpretation. Events whose result cannot be correctly verified or unambiguously confirmed are not published. Data Sources and Outcome Confirmation For each Event, an outcome confirmation approach is predetermined — that is, rules and sources based on which the result will be recorded. Depending on the Event type, the following may be used: • official statistical data; • data from certified information providers; • official websites of organizations, leagues, or platforms; • materials from verified news portals and registered media; • other reliable public information sources. ℹ️ In most cases, the source or outcome confirmation logic is indicated in the Event description. In some situations, the detailed source may not be published openly. In all cases, outcome confirmation rules are determined before trading begins and are not changed during the process. Pre-Publication Moderation Before publication, each Event undergoes verification, including: • formulation correctness; • compliance with platform rules; • absence of misleading content; • presence of a predetermined outcome confirmation approach; • correctly set trading deadline. How Outcome Confirmation Happens (Resolving) After trading closes, the Event: 1. transitions to Waiting for the outcome stage — trading is closed and the system awaits a confirmed result; 2. then the result verification process begins in accordance with predetermined rules and sources; 3. after verification is complete, the Event receives Resolved status, and the outcome is recorded. The decision is made exclusively based on predetermined rules and sources, not subjective assessments. Important to Remember • Zanlo does not publish Events with undefined or unverifiable outcomes. • Event formulation and outcome confirmation rules are fixed in advance. • The platform does not change Event conditions after trading begins. • Zanlo does not provide recommendations and does not influence user decisions. Related Articles Choosing Events Where to Find Active Events Event Status Trust & Fairness

How to Use Filters and Pinned Sections

In a nutshell Filters in Zanlo help you quickly find the Topics and Events you need by adjusting content display by categories, regions, leagues, and subcategories. The key feature of the filter is the Pinned function, which allows you to pre-configure and pin a selection of leagues and subcategories for quick access. What Can Be Filtered Filters allow you to control which Events and Topics are displayed on screen using several levels: • Categories — main thematic directions of the platform; • Regions / countries — used where content is tied to geography; • Leagues and subcategories — narrower thematic groups within a selected category. The set of available filter parameters may differ depending on the screen where it's opened, but the general principle remains the same. How Filters Are Applied 1. Open the filter on the desired screen. 2. Select categories, regions, leagues, or subcategories. 3. Tap Apply. After this, the Topic list will update according to selected parameters. Filters only affect content display and do not change the Topics themselves or their operating conditions. Pinned Function — Quick Pre-Configured Filtering The Pinned function allows you to create your own pre-configured selection of leagues and subcategories. When you tap Pinned, your selected sorting is immediately displayed. This speeds up platform use and allows you to quickly find Topics and Events of interest in your favorite themes without needing to manually configure the filter each time. How Pinned Works • Users pin leagues or subcategories in the filter; • Pinned items are displayed in the Pinned section “in the filter”; • Pinned is available on different platform screens and maintains the user's selected display logic. ℹ️ Pinned items are displayed only where they are logically applicable. For example, items from the Crypto category will not be shown when viewing Football. Why Filters May Look Different Filters adapt to the current screen. This is done for convenience and to avoid overloading the interface with unnecessary options. Important to Remember • Filters only control content display; • The Pinned function does not affect prices, trading mechanics, or Event results; • All filter settings and pinned items can be changed or removed at any time. Related Articles Choosing Events Where to Find Active Events

Event Status

In a Nutshell Event Status shows the current state of an Event on the Zanlo platform. Event status determines which actions with Picks are available to the user and at what stage of the lifecycle the Event is. Main Event Statuses Active Active — Event is active, trading is open. In this status: • new Picks can be made on either outcome — Yes / No, or the two named outcomes; • previously bought shares can be sold (Exit); • Event is available for participation and displayed as active. Event remains in Active status until trading closes. Waiting for the outcome Waiting for the outcome — trading for the Event is closed, the system awaits a confirmed result . In this status: • making new Picks is unavailable; • selling is unavailable; • all open orders are automatically cancelled, including: - buy orders; - sell orders; • the outcome confirmation process (Resolving) begins. Event may transition to Waiting for the outcome status: • after the actual completion of the event; • or when further trading becomes impossible, even if the event itself has not yet concluded. Called off Called off status may happen, for example, in case of: • force majeure circumstances; • inability to correctly confirm the Event outcome. What Happens with Called off Status In this status: • all open buy and sell orders are automatically cancelled; • further participation in the Event becomes impossible; • Zanlo terminates trading for this Event. Compensation for Held Shares When an Event receives Called off status: • compensation applies only to shares held by the user at the time the Event receives this status; • Zanlo strives to fairly compensate user costs associated with such held shares; • the method and amount of compensation are determined by the platform in accordance with Zanlo rules and specific circumstances of the Event cancellation. Zanlo does not guarantee application of a fixed calculation formula and reserves the right to choose a compensation mechanism aimed at correct and fair resolution of the situation. Important • Shares that were sold before the Event received Called off status are considered completed transactions; • for such shares, transactions are not cancelled or recalculated; • compensation applies exclusively to held shares, not to already closed positions; • refund or compensation is carried out in accordance with Zanlo platform rules. Event Rescheduling If an event was interrupted but rescheduled: • Event remains in Active status; • Called off status is not applied; • trading continues normally. Resolved Resolved — Event is completed, result is confirmed and recorded. Event receives one of two final statuses — one for each of its outcomes: Resolved with [winning outcome]. In Yes/No events these are Resolved with Yes and Resolved with No. In events with named outcomes, the status carries the name of the winning outcome. In this status: • results for all held shares are calculated automatically;• further actions with the Event are unavailable;• Event data is saved in user history. Important to Remember • Event status determines available user actions. • **After Event transitions to Waiting for the outcome or Resolved, participation in the Event through buying or selling shares is impossible. ** • All open orders are automatically cancelled when status changes. • The platform does not change Event status arbitrarily — transitions occur within a predetermined lifecycle. Related Articles Choosing Events Where to Find Active Events How Events Are Created How Event Outcomes Are Determined