This market centers on which pilot — Eliana or Olga — will be the first to land five confirmed successful punches during their Shadow Combat League bout, a milestone that tests both offensive output and precision within the time constraints of the match. The five-punch threshold serves as a meaningful measure of sustained striking effectiveness, distinguishing a single lucky hit from a pattern of deliberate, verified offensive contact. Traders are evaluating each pilot's fighting style, aggression, and reach to determine which competitor is more likely to reach this striking benchmark first, with the added consideration that the bout may end via KO or TKO before either pilot achieves the target.

1. Market Outcomes and Resolution Criteria: Resolves "Eliana" if Eliana's robot is the first to land 5 confirmed successful punches; resolves "Olga" if Olga's robot reaches that milestone first. Resolves TIE ($0.50 per share) if neither pilot lands 5 confirmed successful punches before the match concludes — whether by KO, TKO, or completion of all 3 rounds.

2. Definition of Successful Punch: A successful punch is a deliberate striking motion by a pilot's robot that makes confirmed physical contact with the opposing robot, identifiable from the official SCL broadcast. Incidental or glancing contact that is not clearly a deliberate punching action does not qualify. Punches are counted cumulatively across all rounds throughout the entire bout.

3. Official Sources and Evidence: Resolution is based solely on the official SCL livestream on X (@shadowcleague). The broadcast record is the authoritative source for punch identification and count; secondary sources may be used for corroboration only.

4. Resolution Timing: The market is checked at the conclusion of the Eliana vs. Olga bout and resolves no sooner than 1 hour after the official broadcast ends.

5. Handling Postponements and Cancellations: If the entire event is postponed, the market remains open and the deadline extends to match the rescheduled date, provided it falls within 7 days of the original date. If postponed beyond 7 days or cancelled entirely, the market resolves as a Tie.

6. Ambiguities and Disputes: If punch counts are disputed or the broadcast does not provide sufficient clarity to confirm whether either pilot reached 5 successful punches, the market resolves TIE at $0.50 per share. The official broadcast record takes precedence over all other sources.