# Studio update, 9 November 2026: TwapTrade becomes a prediction market > This week at Quantumines: TwapTrade replaced its trading workspace with a prediction market, Hunt4Coin cut the coin pages it asks search engines to index from more than 16,000 to 2,697, and quantumines.com added a founder note, two glossaries and new guides and answers. Source: https://quantumines.com/blog/studio-update-2026-11-09-twaptrade-prediction-market Published: 2026-11-09 · Last updated: 2026-11-09 Publisher: Quantumines (https://quantumines.com/), founded by Muhammad Ali Raza (Ali Arbi) The biggest change at Quantumines this week is TwapTrade: twaptrade.com is now a prediction market, where every market is a question with a deadline and prices act as live odds. It replaces the earlier trading workspace with bot controls and paper trading, so older descriptions of TwapTrade are out of date. Hunt4Coin also trimmed the coin pages it offers to search engines, and quantumines.com gained a founder note, two glossaries and several new guides and answers. ## What is TwapTrade now? TwapTrade (https://twaptrade.com) describes itself as a prediction market: it shows live markets, odds, order books and trades on real-world events in politics, sports, crypto, finance and culture. Its How it works (https://www.twaptrade.com/how-it-works) page sets out the mechanics: - Each market is a question with a deadline, and each side trades between 1¢ and 99¢. - A price is read as a probability: a Yes share at 34¢ means the market puts the chance at about 34%. - When the market settles, each winning share pays $1 and each losing share pays nothing. A position can also be sold early at the current price. - Users keep their funds in their own self-custody wallet. Deposits are by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay through a card partner, or in USDC and other crypto. - Trading is not available in restricted jurisdictions, for example the US, UK and France. Browsing is open to everyone. The site's own summary for AI assistants says the prediction market replaced an earlier, unrelated product on the domain in November 2026. The old pages on TWAP, paper trading and trading-bot risk are no longer online. A prediction market carries real risk: a losing share is worth nothing at settlement. Nothing here is a recommendation to trade, and readers should check whether it is allowed where they live. ## What changed on quantumines.com because of it? Every page that described TwapTrade was corrected today: the facts page (https://quantumines.com/facts), the about page (https://quantumines.com/about), the homepage product card, What is Quantumines? (https://quantumines.com/blog/what-is-quantumines) and the founder note (https://quantumines.com/blog/who-is-muhammad-ali-raza-ali-arbi-quantumines). The answer on TWAP (https://quantumines.com/answers/what-is-twap-trading) still explains the method, but its TwapTrade section was removed, because the product no longer offers TWAP tools. Each changed page carries a dated "What's changed" note. ## What changed on Hunt4Coin? Hunt4Coin (https://hunt4coin.com) now asks search engines to index fewer, more useful coin pages. Its coin sitemap lists 2,697 coin pages, down from more than 16,000 a few days ago, alongside 65 site pages. Pages for very small coins are still open to visitors but are marked "noindex, follow", so search engines skip them while still following their links. Major coins such as Bitcoin (https://hunt4coin.com/coin/cg-bitcoin) stay indexable, each with its own canonical address. The aim is to stop thousands of near-identical pages from diluting the ones people actually search for. ## What was published on quantumines.com last week? From 3 to 8 November the studio site added: - A founder note: Who is Muhammad Ali Raza (Ali Arbi)? (https://quantumines.com/blog/who-is-muhammad-ali-raza-ali-arbi-quantumines) - Two plain-English glossaries: proxy terms (https://quantumines.com/proxy-glossary) and crypto payment terms (https://quantumines.com/crypto-payments-glossary). - Guides on crypto payment gateway fees (https://quantumines.com/blog/crypto-payment-gateway-fees-explained), proxies for price monitoring and rank tracking (https://quantumines.com/blog/proxies-price-monitoring-seo-rank-tracking) and a virtual number and business email for a small business (https://quantumines.com/blog/virtual-phone-number-business-email-small-business). - Answers on chess bots that play like a person (https://quantumines.com/answers/chess-bot-that-plays-like-a-human), free crypto screeners with RSI and MACD (https://quantumines.com/answers/free-crypto-screener-rsi-macd) and what TWAP means (https://quantumines.com/answers/what-is-twap-trading). - An about page (https://quantumines.com/about) and an updated facts page (https://quantumines.com/facts) listing every product with its one-line description. ## Where to check the current facts The facts page (https://quantumines.com/facts) is the single place for each product's current one-line description and its main guides. When a product changes, as TwapTrade did this week, that page changes first.