You will always find more liquidity in traditional markets to bet on bet things happening, you could buy puts on a terrorist attacking happening which will get far more of a return than betting “will terror take place in 2026” for $10,000 of size and shifting the market almost to resolution at 100 cents
Here’s the difference:
In TradFi, orders routed to lit exchanges can’t be front run. Period. If you trade futures on CME or ICE, nobody is able to step in front of your order and extract value from it. Of course, if you use a broker to trade stocks that sells your order flow, then the process becomes more opaque. But the rule is that orders must be executed within the NBBO if they are internalized and otherwise routed to the venue with the best price. This isn’t at all similar to MEV, which in many cases explicitly enables front running.