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The issue is that those are future contracts that expire in a few milliseconds, so by definition they are almost totally illiquid. At the same time you cannot
by satellite2 6y ago
The issue is that those are future contracts that expire in a few milliseconds, so by definition they are almost totally illiquid.
At the same time you cannot really force more time for the auction as users often spend less than a second in front of an ad screen. So you effectively have only a few milliseconds to sell them, otherwise you would have sold an already perished product...
So I'm not sure the existing regulations regarding future contracts could effectively regulate this market.