Data Attribution

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Where the information on ThinBlimp comes from, and the terms under which we use it. Every source below remains the property of its owner; its name or mark appears on the Service only to identify where a figure came from. ThinBlimp is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any of them.

Prediction-market exchanges

Market listings, prices, order books and volumes for Kalshi, Polymarket and Polymarket US are read from each exchange's public market-data interfaces. Your own positions and balances are read only through a credential you connect yourself (see the Privacy Policy §4). Exchange marks are used as each exchange's brand guidelines permit.

Sportsbook lines

Sportsbook odds are supplied by a licensed odds-data vendor under a commercial agreement, and from publicly available sports coverage. They are displayed for comparison with exchange prices and may not be redistributed or used to build a product or data feed (see the Terms of Service §6.4).

Scores, schedules and team information

Live scores, schedules, game state, team names and crests come from publicly available sports coverage. Team and league marks belong to their respective leagues and teams.

Polls

Poll data is provided by VoteHub under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 licence (CC BY 4.0). We show a plain trailing average of the polls VoteHub lists; the underlying polls are the work of their named pollsters.

Economic data

Macroeconomic series (rates, prices, energy) are read from FRED, the Federal Reserve Economic Data service of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, which republishes data from its named originating agencies.

Photographs

Photographs of public figures are sourced from Wikimedia Commons and Wikipedia and are used under the licence attached to each image, most of which are Creative Commons Attribution or Attribution-ShareAlike licences. If you are the author of an image shown here and would like it credited differently or removed, contact us at the contact address published when these terms take effect.

News

Headlines are read from publishers' public feeds and link to the publisher's own page. We display the headline, the publisher's name and the time; the article remains the publisher's.