Resolves to absoluteValue([top YES holder position] - [top NO holder position]) / max([top YES holder position], [top NO holder position])

For example, if the top YES holder has 900 shares, and the top NO holder has 600 shares, the difference is 300, which is 33% of the maximum position of 900. (Would also resolve to 33% if the top NO holder had 900 and the top YES holder had 600).

The last market on this resulted in one trader profiting over M$2400. Curious to see what happens now that people are prepared for such a strategy.