Reveal makes the distribution of collected responses visible. Consensus is a separate step, tied to the prior Session when the interface requires it. Neither should be confused with today's vote.
Results can remain hidden so participants record an independent view before seeing the majority. Availability follows the state and path displayed by the app; absent percentages do not mean no votes.
Reading rule — “Not yet visible” does not mean zero, a tie or missing data. It only says that result is not exposed in the current state.
Keep three moments separate: the current vote, the revealed distribution, and prior consensus. One screen may contain different dates, so read the time reference beside each value.
A majority only says one response was more frequent in that participating sample. It does not represent every trader, prove independence, remain stable, or guarantee the market direction. Professional reading also considers sample size, selection, non-response and question wording.
If consensus is absent, check required steps, whether an eligible prior Session exists and whether its state is available. Do not infer a result from a partial screen.