Makes sense for each person who reads this to put a small limit order on "yes", maybe at a high percentage.

If anyone fills your order, your order is making it more likely for the yes to happen.

If 100 different people put "yes" limit orders, any random whale can force the yes, and pay all those limit order holders.

Ugh that kind of order isn't possible... there are so many weird markets like this where you want to be able to make a strange limit order like this. Would these be doable from stop-limit orders? Is that a thing that Manifold can implement?

Interesting to note that the more you bet "yes" now, while it's small; the more people will want to bet "no" against you, which makes your "yes" more likely.

Any whales want to make a quick buck?

@DannyqnOht thats an interesting way to look at it. i thought it could invite people simply to play the game itself. anybody can play so its self-serving for everybody around. lot of unique bidders but not a lot of faith

Excellent point, added a call-to-action at the top of the comments!

Is this based on the count of unique traders or on something else involving the comments?

@MaxE its based on the count of unique traders. the description is just a joke