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Closing Time: 07:00 UTC on 1 March 2024
This question will resolve to YES if the largest position (payout, could be YES or NO) on this question is a prime number at closing time. It will resolve to NO otherwise.
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@ainsarch original plan was to cause market movement every few second so that it's very hard for someone to get a specific amount of shares quickly, making it hard for a YES buyer to get to a prime number of shares. but then nobody seemed to be going for that plan, so i could just be the YES buyer that goes for a specific amount of shares. kinda was risky ig, probably bad ev even if it worked
@Fedor yeah the fact that you can verify a number isn't prime much more quickly (sometimes) than you can verify it is prime does advantage the NO buyer who tries to find a non-prime number at the last moment before market closes. hm