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Why should that be necessary? You can unilaterally stop trading 'before a market closes with some time buffer to prevent this.' No need for centralised action

by eru 3mo ago

Why should that be necessary? You can unilaterally stop trading 'before a market closes with some time buffer to prevent this.' No need for centralised action.

brookst 3mo ago
Because markets succeed or fail based on perceived fairness. It is in a prediction market’s best interest to not become the place where you go to get fleeced. Today they’re the Wild West and run like the early days of darknet markets, but if the
- fhdkweig 3mo ago
  Could you please rephrase your last sentence? I appears to be incomplete.
- eru 3mo ago
  > Because markets succeed or fail based on perceived fairness. Commodities markets in the US only got anti-insider-trading rules very recently. I don't think fairness perceptions have changed much?