Market Watch
A resolution proposal has a challenge clock
An outcome can look obvious and still be inside the resolution process. Proposal, challenge, and dispute phases are separate states from a market simply…
Category: Market Watch
Prices, execution, and the ideas behind market moves.
Market Watch
Open interest is a balance, not a flow
Open interest measures value held in outstanding positions. Recent trades and live volume measure activity, so compare the right series before calling a market…
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A reward window has size, spread, and dates
A resting quote is not automatically reward-eligible. Market reward settings can impose a minimum size, a maximum spread, and a dated allocation, so read…
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Posted liquidity is not rebate-eligible liquidity
Maker rebates are tied to liquidity that is actually taken and filled. Separate time on the book from executed liquidity, then compare the payout…
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A rebate is a trade rule, not a trading thesis
A taker rebate can change the economics of a filled order, but it does not turn volume into a market view. Track the rolling…
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Every fill changes the inventory budget
A quote is also an inventory decision. Each fill changes outcome-token exposure and the pUSD or tokens available for the next order, so sizing…
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A wallet snapshot needs cost, value, and status together
Current value, entry cost, realized PnL, and redeemable status answer different questions. Read them as one position record instead of one headline number.
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A tick-size change can invalidate an old quote
A live feed can announce a new minimum price increment while your worksheet still uses the old grid. Treat the change as a new…
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Visible does not mean trade-ready
A market can be discoverable before its book opens and remain visible after it closes. Check the state fields before treating a displayed quote…
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Minimum size is part of the usable price
A displayed quote is not actionable if the minimum order size or tick size blocks the order you planned. Put trading constraints beside price…