So the cost of providing 1000x liquidity 1/1000 of the time is not noticeably higher than providing 1x of liquidity all the time.
While true, it still doesn’t mean it would be a better use of capital to tie up money into liquid prediction markets that almost never resolve, rather than putting that money into risk-free investments like T-Bills or CDs. You could make 5% vs maybe 0.002% doing what you’re suggesting?
While true, it still doesn’t mean it would be a better use of capital to tie up money into liquid prediction markets that almost never resolve, rather than putting that money into risk-free investments like T-Bills or CDs. You could make 5% vs maybe 0.002% doing what you’re suggesting?