pull down to refresh

I don't think it needs to be issued on a blockchain. That definitely isn't going to happen. They could issue traditional bonds with a Bitcoin kicker or Bitcoin backing.
I don't think it needs to be issued on a blockchain
How about this:
Resolution Criteria:
This market will resolve to YES if, on or before December 31, 2025, at 11:59 PM PST, an official U.S. government body (such as the U.S. Treasury or the Federal Reserve) publicly confirms the issuance of “BitBonds” or a new, non-traditional format of U.S. government bonds designed to modernize access, ownership, or settlement.
To qualify as issuance: • The bonds must be a new form of U.S. government debt instrument, distinct from traditional Treasury bills, notes, or bonds. • The product must be framed or widely understood as an effort to modernize or digitally enhance the issuance or trading of U.S. debt. • The term “BitBond” does not need to be used explicitly, as long as the instrument is clearly part of a government initiative to innovate bond issuance.
Use of blockchain, tokenization, or digital settlement infrastructure is optional, not required.
This market will resolve to NO if: • No such new format of bond is issued by the U.S. government by the deadline. • Only proposals, working groups, or test runs occur without an official issuance. • Any such bond-like product is issued solely by private institutions or international bodies, without direct U.S. government involvement.
Primary Sources: • Official announcements from treasury.gov, federalreserve.gov, or whitehouse.gov. • Coverage by credible media sources (e.g., Bloomberg, Reuters, WSJ) that cite direct confirmation or official statements.
Ambiguity Clause: If there is uncertainty about whether the issuance qualifies, resolution will be based on the intent and clarity of the official communication, aligned with the spirit of this market.
reply
Looks good to me
reply