Use to be derivative of: /ManifoldPolitics/which-party-will-win-the-2024-us-pr-f4158bf9278a
Now is derivative of: /ManifoldPolitics/will-trump-win-the-2024-election
If Manifold Politics switches from that market to another one to promote as their primary advertised election market, this market's criteria will shift to be based on that new market. In that case there will be a cooldown period after the move during which this market's options can't resolve for 48 hours.
Each option resolves YES if the linked market displays the specified odds (or higher) FOR AT LEAST THREE HOURS.
Each remaining option resolves NO at this market's scheduled close date.
If you go to the US Election dashboard, https://manifold.markets/ManifoldPolitics/will-trump-win-the-2024-election?play=true is now linked as the market for "Who will win the Presidential Election". Can you confirm this is now what this market is a derivative of?
Preemptively, in case anyone brings this up, there is currently a bug in the graph of the presidential market showing it having been at D 61% for 10 hours, but if you take a look at the actual trading history it was only at these odds for less than an hour, reverting back to where it's currently trading (D 54-55), so this clearly does not fulfill the conditions of the markets still open here.
I've noticed a slight discrepancy between percentages displayed in the bar graph, the line graph, and the trading log. Which one are you using to resolve here?
@Tumbles I believe it’s been at 55% for 3 hours based on this. Can it be resolved yes?
@traders Important edit to the description, this market is meant to be based on whatever Manifold Politics' primary election market is