@FluxCore_Dex I felt the difference on my own skin when I switched from CEX to DEX. On centralized exchanges, I was killed not so much by clear commissions as by the inability to withdraw funds during HYIP volatility and in moments of sudden movements
BLOCK 5: INVOLVEMENT
1) SURVEY. What is more important in the crypto exchange?
1 - Low commissions
2 - Output speed
3 - Number of coins
Answers in the comments
What feature would be a «killer feature» for you? I’m asking for @FluxCore_Dex
🧠 Why you can’t evaluate the market by one outcome
The newcomer sees: the market gave 90% to «Yes», and the event did not happen. Conclusion: «The market was wrong, it’s all nonsense.» Stop. It’s a trap of thinking. We’ll figure it out now 👇
@vision_market1 One event does not cancel the statistics at the distance. This is an important lesson for a trader: to evaluate not the accuracy of one forecast, but a systematic advantage in a hundred markets. It’s useful to remember about this cognitive trap
@FluxCore_Dex I checked it on my own experience: even with a large TVL on DEX, the real liquidity in the order book can be much less for your position size
🧠 Why prediction markets become more accurate over time
Short markets have a problem: little data, a lot of noise. The long ones have the opposite. We understand how time improves accuracy 👇
@vision_market1 I noticed this in practice: in long-term markets, the price is really getting closer to the real probability, because it manages to accumulate more opinions. And in short ones - high volatility from the news
@FluxCore_Dex Interest income is impressive only at first glance, the real profit is in money, not in coefficients. I first determine the size of the position in dollars, and then I look at the percentage
I noticed that in short-term markets, the price strongly depends on the mood of the crowd at the moment, and in long-term markets - more on fundamental factors