On June 13, Polymarket removed the taker delay for all World Cup matches. Here's what a goal looks like without it for the ARG win market at the 85' mark:
- 13,848 shares were resting within 5¢ of the ask when the ball crossed
- 90% of all cancels occurred within 65ms of each other
- First post-goal taker order lands 63ms behind the cancels and picks off less than $800
- Total sniped on a 3x book move: <$1,000 (600+ total active maker addresses, 11 adversely filled)
.@GarrettPetersen makes a lot of really cool AI games in his spare time and thinks Steam will allow users to filter out games with AI-content disclosures within the next year.
I think Steam won't have this feature by next year.
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@eightyhi It's likely much larger than 5% given that parlays have a 1-4% edge (last I checked) with 10s/100s of quoters.
Long-tail markets don't have to be niche and illiquid forever!
Block trades like these do not have market price discovery, leading to single counterparties (KT, SIG) taking much larger margins (5%+). The order books for these markets are non-existent and even small liquidity incentives could lead to meaningful price discovery.
Would love to see platforms incentivize price discovery for these long-tail markets with actual hedging demand before initiating a block trades. You can probably even get people like Mammoth Rock 'n' Bowl to subsidize these markets directly.
Mammoth Rock ‘n’ Bowl is a restaurant and bowling alley in Mammoth, California, one of the top ski towns in America.
Like the hotels, rentals, and shops around it, the business runs on winter tourism. A bad snow year hits revenue hard. Rock ‘n’ Bowl is especially exposed since they also sponsor a youth snowboarding team.
So rather than wait and see, co-owner Ashley Marks asked Kalshi for a market on Mammoth Mountain December snowfall. We built it, and she’s trading $5,000 for a $31,250 payout if there’s weak snow.
"We created the snow market with Kalshi because like other mom and pop businesses, we live with seasonal snow risk and wanted to give the community a way to offset some of that uncertainty." - Ashley
If the snow comes, business runs like any other winter, and she loses the $5,000 trade.
If it doesn’t, the Kalshi position pays out, giving Ashley $26,250 to help offset lost tourist revenue.
Either way, Ashley's business is protected.
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