Will the #users‘s digit of π be even?

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Once this market is closed, I'll count the number of users here, then lookup the corresponding digit of Pi, and resolve YES if it is even.

Example: With only two users, the second digit is 4 and even. So this would resolve YES.

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3.14159265358979323846

Users holding the position -16

16th digit after decimal -> 2

It's even. Resolves yes.

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“users here” meaning users holding a position at market close?

Using base 10 presumably, rather than, say, hex?

With your example, you are counting digits after the decimal place. So you are not counting the first "3" I guess.

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@JonathanChiang Yes. From googling around, this seems to be the common way to count.

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