"Participant" is defined according to the "unique investors" cell in @CodeandSolder's handy spreadsheet. Currently cell Q1.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ezIasHt72Amgn0V1qZ9vjSL-wyrJw6UZ0DTl1RRd7FE/edit#gid=0
(Note that this is slightly different to the previous resolution criteria. See history for the old one, and see comments for the lack of objections to the change. Shouldn't make much (if any) difference to the outcome, but much easier to check.)
Close date extends indefinitely until the Ponzi scheme seems to be over. This could be:
It gets shut down by admins
@CodeandSolder decides to end it
A 36 hour period passes with no new signups. I'm not sure how easy it is to tell when somebody adds a subsidy so I might define this as above. But the point of this criterion is that it should only kick in if activity dries up, so if I'm doubt I'll keep it open.
Resolves YES if 1000 is reached.
https://manifold.markets/CodeandSolder/manifolds-first-completely-legal-po?r=Rmlvbg
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See my comment in my other market for details, but basically, it seems a 36 hour period passed with no new signups so I'm resolving this to NO now.
https://manifold.markets/Fion/will-the-ponzi-scheme-get-more-than-a5f90f71017c
Would any current participants in this market object if I change the resolution criteria to explicitly relate to @CodeandSolder's spreadsheet? Realistically that seems like the best way to check but it might result in an off-by-one discrepancy compared to the "anyone who receives a payout" criteria I initially planned before I was aware of the spreadsheet.
I'll wait at least 16 hours to give a chance for objections.