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共 7 条，显示第 1-7 条The price to beat of https://polymarket.com/event/spy-up-or-down-on-july-6-2026 is $745.71 while the final price of the previous market (https://polymarket.com/event/spy-up-or-down-on-july-2-2026) is $744.99. Can someone confirm what should be the correct price to beat? <@941405798096076880>
The price to beat of https://polymarket.com/event/spy-up-or-down-on-july-6-2026 is $745.71 while the final price of the previous market (https://polymarket.com/event/spy-up-or-down-on-july-2-2026) is $744.99. Can someone confirm what should be the correct price to beat? <@941405798096076880>
Getting merge failed in both API (RelayerApiException[status_code=400, error_message={'error': 'batch nonce 0 does not match on-chain nonce 1612'}] and in the UI
Getting merge failed in both API (RelayerApiException[status_code=400, error_message={'error': 'batch nonce 0 does not match on-chain nonce 1612'}] and in the UI
Getting merge failed in both API (`RelayerApiException[status_code=400, error_message={'error': 'batch nonce 0 does not match on-chain nonce 1612'}]` and in the UI
Getting merge failed in both API (`RelayerApiException[status_code=400, error_message={'error': 'batch nonce 0 does not match on-chain nonce 1612'}]` and in the UI
If someone submits a GTC order that crosses the book, what was the behavior before today's update? Could they cancel the order while it's being delayed and today's update makes the order uncancellable?
If someone submits a GTC order that crosses the book, what was the behavior before today's update? Could they cancel the order while it's being delayed and today's update makes the order uncancellable?
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If there are two marketable orders (GTC orders for example) that can match against each other and they enter the orderbook within 10ms, what's the behavior under the new taker delay change? Would they get matched instantly or they would only get matched after the first order has been submitted for 250 ms?
If there are two marketable orders (GTC orders for example) that can match against each other and they enter the orderbook within 10ms, what's the behavior under the new taker delay change? Would they get matched instantly or they would only get matched after the first order has been submitted for 250 ms?