Overview
- When the result of a market becomes clear, the market can be “resolved,” or permanently finalized.
- Markets are resolved according to the market’s pre-defined rules, which can be found under market’s the order book.
- When a market is resolved, holders of winning shares receive $1 per share, losing shares become worthless, and trading of shares is no longer possible.
- To resolve a market, an outcome must first be “proposed,” which involves putting up a bond in USDC.e which will be forfeited if the proposal is unsuccessful.
- If the proposal is validated as accurate, the proposer will receive a reward for your proposal.
If you propose a market too early, or are unsuccessful in your proposal, you will lose all of your $750 bond. Do not propose a resolution unless you understand the process and are confident in your view.