The market page strip used to name the side with more profitable-wallet money on it. On a market priced at 95 cents nearly all money sits on Yes, so that read as a lean when it only restated the price. The strip now says a side is favored only when the wallets' share of the money differs from the share the price implies by at least 10 points, with at least $500 behind it, and it says so with the word favor. When the money sits where the price says, it reads no lean over price.
A wallet holding both outcomes of one market is now netted before it counts. It appears once, on the side it is net long, at its net size, with the other leg noted beside it, and a flat hedge is left out. Before, the same wallet was listed on both sides at full size and counted twice. About 4% of graded positions were two-sided, so some markets show fewer dollars and fewer wallets than they did; the previous numbers were the overstatement.
The holders panel keeps describing where the dollars sit. Its response carries two new fields, price_implied_share and divergence, so the baseline the strip is judged against is published rather than left to the reader.