Buy YES if you are a PROUD RATIONALUSSY STAN 💪😇
Buy NO if you are a WICKED RATIONALUSSY HATER ☠️😈
This market resolves using the same method as "Am I pretty?", which resolved using the same method as "The Market", which resolved using the method of calculating if the average percentage was closer to yes or no, which was calculated using the method of time-averaging the percentage, which was calculated using the rounded values, which were calculated using the method of rounding to the nearest integer except for some percents that were rounded to the nearest 0.1%.
@ButtocksCocktoasten I know what it is but traders in my derivative requested an official number. Thanks.
Never mind the previous version of this comment. I must have entered a number in wrong somewhere. Now I'm finding that it is very much possible for this to be determined in May.
As of a couple hours ago sell orders aren’t getting logged nor being reflected in the chart for me, but the price does change. What’s shown by interface is what I use to compute the average (as specified in the description for “The Market” which is what applies here), by taking the points from the chart data. That means the average I compute reflects what’s seen in the chart, but not necessarily what’s seen in the rounded price (“chance”) shown.
Can anyone confirm they see this bug too, and suggest what should we do about it?
@deagol So selling shares isn't shown on the chart? Do they show up in the API? If they don't show up anywhere, then there's probably nothing that can be done. You could only track them by running some code that continuously tracks the displayed percentage for the entire time the market is open, but no one has been running any code like that.
@deagol I think the bug will probably be fixed by the time this market closes, and I doubt it will affect the results anyway, but hopefully even past trades affected by the bug will become visible.
@JosephNoonan They weren’t showing in the chart, idk about the API. I think they’re working on migrating the lost sell trades, so it could be the average changes a bit, retrospectively, but agree it would be tiny, far from enough to change the resolution. I’m sure it’s not even enough to put the 50.1% near non-flip by today (or in May) in doubt.