“Daily round” describes when a Numerai round opens. It does not mean capital is committed for one day or its outcome is independent of yesterday’s position. Classic’s atomic transition also changes the payout target to the 60-day horizon.
Revised September 8, 2026. Historical month-long resolution summaries should not be used as the current atomic timetable.
Follow the round’s published schedule
The first observed Classic atomic round, 1343, opened August 28 and was scheduled to end November 25, 2026 at 16:00 UTC in the audited metadata. A 60-day market target does not translate to 60 calendar days from opening: market days and processing delays matter.
The round lifecycle table displays upcoming, scoring and settled rounds. A scheduled end in the past does not establish settlement. Explicit staking resolution determines whether an economic outcome is final; longer diagnostic scores may have their own finality.
Overlap changes funding, not the number of new predictions
Repeatedly assigning principal to independent positions requires funding until earlier positions release it. But the underlying prediction targets may still overlap. Separate capital backing does not create statistically independent bets. The effective-bets note keeps that historical dependence question distinct.
Crypto and Signals also have tournament-specific scores and schedules. The payout configuration is the appropriate source for a given round, not a calendar multiplier applied to every tournament.
Methods: observed round 1343 configuration and schedule captured September 8, 2026. The recycling chart is hypothetical, with two positions settling in complete cycles; its horizontal axis is neither daily rounds nor elapsed market days.