Strictly less than 50% resolves to YES
Strictly more than 50% resolves to NO
Exactly 50% resolves to NA
Percentage used for resolving is what's shown after rounding, so what is shown on the website
Idea here is that buying any position moves the market in direction of lowering odds for your position
Also YES/NO resolutions are balanced, there's no "more probable" one
It should be an interesting experiment to see what will happen with such setup
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