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Great! Was that an hacker attack?
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Yes it was.
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Great News! What about the resolution for BBL Market? My last bet on Hobart Hurricanes isn't showing up there?
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Yes, I was about to post this:
The market is closed, Not sure if this market got impacted. If you guys want, I can open-up the market for short while and you guys can complete your bets. Then we can resolve it. BTW which team is the winner?
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I'm fine with just letting it wrap up.
I would have closed out some positions, if it were available in real time, but I understand that the site can go down for maintenance and I may not get the chance.
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Ok great. Multi-option markets are still resolved via command-line. @emre will resolve it to Hurricanes - YES, whenever he starts his day.
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Hurricanes won. I am good. I only had hurricanes shares left so as long as it gets paid out it is good with me.
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Hobart Hurricanes won. I've no other issue except that I couldn't sell my yes shares on Sydney Thunder and my last bet on Hobart Hurricanes isn't showing there?
Here's the invoice for that bet
lnbc1100n1pne8f57pp5tx499dmx259xx2eqycltxvlfxwvzzd9wnxk8s9k7wehw6227u5ksdyqg3jkzu3qvdhkjmnnwfjhqmmjw3jhytpqdd5kuerv0yszqurp0ys8g6rfwvsxjmnkda5kxefqw3hjqurvv93k2greda6hygrswfjkg6trw35k7m3qdahzq5rjv4j8j7ppcqzzsxqrrsssp5gyhg5mg5vln3r09lgj28wqa2rgvfkgw7wma6mz5577r0r0aw4pxq9qyyssqxfx8k97lgxmfmnkjwpcnum94sqgt4qpg6e9hjzlj0cattlslhm49qkctv48pnp6nxa0at33zdj80k4lyvjmsjqkgr8verhvj6x2k9dsp8t97sx
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Was your last bet for 110 sats? This is what your invoice says:
Do you remember how much share you couldn't sell on "Sydney Thunder"? I can ask @emre to lookup, but he's asleep now. He was up till 6AM his morning. I will issue refund directly to you. Please provide your LNAddress for easy refund.
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Yes, it was for 110 Sats.
I wanted to sell all my shares on Sydney Thunder. I remember I had 13000 shares.
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13000 Ok great! Because of our fault you lost a trading opportunity, We'll refund 13k sats for that trade. + 110 sats = Total Refund: 13110 sats
Can you please share your ln-address or generate a invoice for 13110 sats in reply.
It must have been impacted during the attack, how much did you bet? I can send you the sats, and you can place your bets again?
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It wasn't the substantial amount, only 110 sats. Will you open the market as it is showing right now?
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woo hoo
Let's go.
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Why was @Undisciplined selling shares 3.5 hours before you posted this? Those should be reversed.
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Early bird gets the worm
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You are quite the sportsman sneaking in while the site is being tested.
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I'm just helping them see if everything is working right. It's really quite noble if you think about it.
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142 sats \ 1 reply \ @grayruby 28 Jan
Great then you should donate all the sats to the rewards pool.
We were testing and he showed up :)
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Alright. I will let it slide. Next time block his ass.
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Not Sure!!!
He has some partnership in the Predyx as well.
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Yeah, insider trading 🀣
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Because we can't know I suspect you both are same 😜
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There is a big possibility that I'm his clone 😜
Hell yeah!
I checked in while I was eating lunch and you were back up.
The site was a little glitchy and there was one market I wasn't able to make transactions in, but it was nice getting in there and adjusting my portfolio.
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Please try again, I was having issue too on Premier League earlier, but it seem to be resolved now.
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100 sats \ 0 replies \ @suraz 29 Jan
Yeah! We're gonna bet again 😁
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Glad to see you guys being back on track!
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Hurray!!
Let's get betting, dudes
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I can't seem to figure out how to set up an order on the site. All that seems to be available to me is being a taker, but clearly there are orders in the book.
Also, is there an API? I'm not a gambler, I want to harvest gamblers.
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The limit orders have been disabled, its not 100% ready yet.
What you see in the orderbook are the spot-price orders.
Yes there are APIs, but there's no documentation yet. Also APIs are not yet authenticated with OAuth2.0 i.e no JWTs or Access Tokens. But you can use the APIs with cookie authentication and if you need to learn about each API calls, you can do so via debugging on browser console's network tab.
Or if you wait for few months, we'll make our APIs public via API Developer Portal with proper documentation along with sandbox environment.
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So it's really not an "orderbook". It's a "trade history". An order book are outstanding bid and ask limit orders, at varying price points. You don't have that.
But if that is so, who IS the other side of the trades I'm making? Who dictates the price? Predyx? That's like trading through a broker - you can't trust they're not taking an opposite trade somewhere else and screwing you over.
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Yes correct, trade history.
You can view the other sides on Share Holder tab, normally you're betting against other traders and sometimes liquidity_bot. User: liquidity_bot is managed by Predyx.
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Sorry, but that still doesn't explain how "shares" (which I understand to simply be "contracts" in regular exchange parlance) come into existence in the first place. For example, in the "will egg prices rise" bet, there are no holders for "No":
If I were to click "Buy No", who would sell me those? Who sets that particular price? Why is it different for different amount of shares?
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We use Automated Market Maker(AMM) algorithm known as LMSR. Thus AMM sets the odds and dynamic pricing based on total shares sold and liquidity. The reason price increases for more share you purchase is due to the fact "more share purchase" = "more demand" = "higher price", LMSR mimics the traditional orderbook in an automated way.
If there are no traders on the other side, you're basically betting against market's initial liquidity or market creator's subsidy. In LMSR when a market is created, it needs to be funded by initial liquidity to bootstrap the market.
If I were to click "Buy No", who would sell me those? AMM sells you those shares and prices it based on the total market shares and liquidity.
100 sats \ 3 replies \ @cz 29 Jan
Is it some kind of stock market? How can I join?
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Yes its some kind of stock markets for future events. Technically its knows as Prediction Markets. You can join beta by visiting https://beta.predyx.com or sigining up for stable release wait-list here: https://predyx.com
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100 sats \ 1 reply \ @cz 29 Jan
I'm hopping on the waitlist now. Ty!
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Awesome!
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Degenerate gamblers rejoice everywhere!
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🀣
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Let's go!
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Thanks!
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Glad to hear it mate, maybe you can create a market for 'when will someone attack us....again' 😭
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Thanks! Not a bad idea! Its like chopping the same branch of the tree that you're sitting on ;)
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🀣🀣
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100 sats \ 1 reply \ @emre 28 Jan
No need for doubt, doubt not! We are here, and will always come back stronger!
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Thanks for all the hard work and sleepless nights @emre !
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As a newcomer to prediction markets, I'm curious to know if it's possible to exit a position before the market concludes.
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Yes, you can exit the market any time before the market concludes. In other words, you can sell any time you wish to exit.
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That's great! It reminds me a lot of Betfair. It's like doing day trading on any event, which is really exciting. The best part is that you're betting against other users, not the platform itself. Is it also like that on Predyx?
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It is a lot of fun, for people who like pouring over endless spreadsheets.
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I've never tried Predix. I imagine it has low liquidity, or am I mistaken?
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Yeah, they're still in beta, so there's not a ton of liquidity. Your transactions will significantly move the odds.
100 sats \ 1 reply \ @nym 28 Jan
Good work!
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Thank you!
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