The reward allocation also needs a look at. I get that Poly is trying to become a glorified sportsbook as it is the biggest market. But, sports mmers don't need additional incentive by lieu of 2k usdc every match to provide liquidity. The retail flow more than makes up for the rewards. By contrast, what this platform was built upon (political markets predominantly) have really decreased in reward allocation in the past few weeks. Primaries are a good example of this, or the Starmer out market, some which don't even have 1 usdc in rewards. I don't think it's unfair to expect some semblance of liquidity rewards (even 1 usdc) on a bracket that has fees.
The reward allocation also needs a look at. I get that Poly is trying to become a glorified sportsbook as it is the biggest market. But, sports mmers don't need additional incentive by lieu of 2k usdc every match to provide liquidity. The retail flow more than makes up for the rewards. By contrast, what this platform was built upon (political markets predominantly) have really decreased in reward allocation in the past few weeks. Primaries are a good example of this, or the Starmer out market, some which don't even have 1 usdc in rewards. I don't think it's unfair to expect some semblance of liquidity rewards (even 1 usdc) on a bracket that has fees.