2026-06-20 · Polymarket · 10 条相关讨论
Hidden orders that you CANNOT CANCEL are still filling. Losing money seems to be the expected outcome when you cant even use the product
Hidden orders that you CANNOT CANCEL are still filling. Losing money seems to be the expected outcome when you cant even use the product
fix the order cancelling bug that has existed for 3+ weeks.
fix the order cancelling bug that has existed for 3+ weeks.
embarassing product
embarassing product
Why filled orders keep on the orderbook log even after they got filled?
Why filled orders keep on the orderbook log even after they got filled?
Has anyone else placed orders on the book, had them disappear completely from the individual events/profile open order page, then later filled, despite not being shown anywhere?
Has anyone else placed orders on the book, had them disappear completely from the individual events/profile open order page, then later filled, despite not being shown anywhere?
<@1117624512855425145> sidebet on you not getting unbanned?
<@1117624512855425145> sidebet on you not getting unbanned?
To me it happens that the orders i place in the phone are not visible in the laptop. I sometimes have ghost orders lingering and get fkd
To me it happens that the orders i place in the phone are not visible in the laptop. I sometimes have ghost orders lingering and get fkd
It seems as if multiple people - including myself - are having issues with placing orders on the book and being unable to not only see them, but them completely disappearing from the platform, with no way to cancel (either through the website interface or open portfolio page). This creates extreme exposure. This is an absolutely unacceptable bug that needs to be acknowledged and fixed as soon as possible. As a user, if I cannot trust the platform to allow me to cancel orders, I'm completely disincentivized to be a market maker in ANY capacity. I think Polymarket is probably aware of this bug, and I think it's only fair you do the following: 1. Clearly indicate that this bug exists to hopefully warn a few people who might fall victim to it on specific markets where cancelling is important (i.e. events that expire soon) 2. Provide a timeline for a fix to the bug so people have a reasonable expectation of when they can go back to placing book orders without risk 3. Specify whether or not you're going to provide refunds for people impacted by the bug (I'm almost certain you won't, but make that clear!) 4. Create a killswitch of some sort that assists people with being able to get rid of their orders, either to protect their current risk exposure or still actively market make until it's fixed. You guys *know* that traders are being screwed by this, and unless you plan to refund people impacted, which you likely won't because it's so cost prohibitive, you need to do the best you can to mitigate the risk for your clients. If the idea of refunding people for this bug is out of the question because it'd be so expensive, that signifies the severity of the issue is sufficient to implement the above steps. Not doing so is completely unethical and erodes trust in the platform.
It seems as if multiple people - including myself - are having issues with placing orders on the book and being unable to not only see them, but them completely disappearing from the platform, with no way to cancel (either through the website interface or open portfolio page). This creates extreme exposure. This is an absolutely unacceptable bug that needs to be acknowledged and fixed as soon as possible. As a user, if I cannot trust the platform to allow me to cancel orders, I'm completely disincentivized to be a market maker in ANY capacity. I think Polymarket is probably aware of this bug, and I think it's only fair you do the following: 1. Clearly indicate that this bug exists to hopefully warn a few people who might fall victim to it on specific markets where cancelling is important (i.e. events that expire soon) 2. Provide a timeline for a fix to the bug so people have a reasonable expectation of when they can go back to placing book orders without risk 3. Specify whether or not you're going to provide refunds for people impacted by the bug (I'm almost certain you won't, but make that clear!) 4. Create a killswitch of some sort that assists people with being able to get rid of their orders, either to protect their current risk exposure or still actively market make until it's fixed. You guys *know* that traders are being screwed by this, and unless you plan to refund people impacted, which you likely won't because it's so cost prohibitive, you need to do the best you can to mitigate the risk for your clients. If the idea of refunding people for this bug is out of the question because it'd be so expensive, that signifies the severity of the issue is sufficient to implement the above steps. Not doing so is completely unethical and erodes trust in the platform.
More orders that aren't being cleared from the books and creating weird transactions that don't respect CLOB logic: I had a limit order at 98.2c 12 minutes ago, anon.1980.123 managed to get 942 shares filled at 95.2c 7 minutes after.
More orders that aren't being cleared from the books and creating weird transactions that don't respect CLOB logic: I had a limit order at 98.2c 12 minutes ago, anon.1980.123 managed to get 942 shares filled at 95.2c 7 minutes after.
I highly recommend not leaving ANY orders on events that can be resolved within 24~48 hours
I highly recommend not leaving ANY orders on events that can be resolved within 24~48 hours