Polymarket<@941405798096076880> <@1212792946341183578> <@1434925821667180728> Hello guys, I have a suggestion regarding the Elon tweet markets. These markets have been experiencing declining trading volumes since March. This can be partially attributed to Elon tweeting less frequently, which also reduces the need for participants to rebalance their positions. Currently, the weekly markets have brackets up to 500 tweets. However, over the past three months, the weekly tweet count has rarely exceeded 300. In fact, most weekly outcomes have fallen within the 150–250 tweet range. Given this trend, would it be possible to lower the upper limit and instead list more outcome brackets with tighter ranges (for example, 10 or 15 tweets per bracket)? I think this would create more meaningful price discovery and encourage greater trading activity. The same applies to the 2-day markets, where the current 25 tweet bracket width also feels unnecessarily wide. I believe these changes could help bring activity back to these markets and improve the overall trading experience.
<@941405798096076880> <@1212792946341183578> <@1434925821667180728> Hello guys, I have a suggestion regarding the Elon tweet markets. These markets have been experiencing declining trading volumes since March. This can be partially attributed to Elon tweeting less frequently, which also reduces the need for participants to rebalance their positions. Currently, the weekly markets have brackets up to 500 tweets. However, over the past three months, the weekly tweet count has rarely exceeded 300. In fact, most weekly outcomes have fallen within the 150–250 tweet range. Given this trend, would it be possible to lower the upper limit and instead list more outcome brackets with tighter ranges (for example, 10 or 15 tweets per bracket)? I think this would create more meaningful price discovery and encourage greater trading activity. The same applies to the 2-day markets, where the current 25 tweet bracket width also feels unnecessarily wide. I believe these changes could help bring activity back to these markets and improve the overall trading experience.