Resolves according to the trader count (next to market close date), which means limit orders and bots also count.
Inspired by @AnT, changed the criteria a bit to "accelerate".
@SarkanyVar I think it means subsidized by author (or someone), but not subsidized per-trader by Manifold.
@Irigi Oh, thanks! The subsidization changes in the recent days have been quite confusing for me, so the clarification is appreciated.
@SarkanyVar Manifold doesn’t like fun markets anymore 😐
I subsidised it myself and they stole 25% as a fee
94 in 179 hours roughly 1 per 2 hours and 3+bit hours left. It isn't up with the rate but more people notice it as close time gets closer. (13 markets close before this one) Also when there is 99 someone will bet no so when there is 98 someone will feel safe to bet no which means when there is 97 it is probably safe to bet no, which means ....
@oh Two things seem to be conflated here, the number of traders and the number of positions. The title, description, and screenshot ask about traders, but when a user above asked about positions, OP said yes it’s about positions. This is actually about traders, yes?
@JimHays I don't understand, when have I said it's about positions? If someone exits their position, they still count as traders. And this question is about the number next to the market close date, which is the number of traders
@MrLuke255 I had not realized that when someone exits, the positions number changed. I figured that they were the same. Sorry about that