> because you need ~1m USDC buy order fill it on the NO order book yes, that's a very good point
> because you need ~1m USDC buy order fill it on the NO order book yes, that's a very good point
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> because you need ~1m USDC buy order fill it on the NO order book yes, that's a very good point
> because you need ~1m USDC buy order fill it on the NO order book yes, that's a very good point
not sure if we're arguing just about semantics. however, the main point is that there are no 1.1m USDC in play anywhere, so showing them is not useful to work with liquidity
not sure if we're arguing just about semantics. however, the main point is that there are no 1.1m USDC in play anywhere, so showing them is not useful to work with liquidity
there's a selector between tokens and USDC (value)
there's a selector between tokens and USDC (value)
yep, and that appears to be wrong when Yes tokens are merged into No orderbook
yep, and that appears to be wrong when Yes tokens are merged into No orderbook
let's take this market as an example https://app.hyperliquid.xyz/trade/2026-world-cup-champion-argentina-yes there are 1M yes tokens in Yes orderbook at 0.01 with USDC value = 11,000 but when they appear in No orderbook they are accounted at 1,100,000 USDC value which is incorrect
let's take this market as an example https://app.hyperliquid.xyz/trade/2026-world-cup-champion-argentina-yes there are 1M yes tokens in Yes orderbook at 0.01 with USDC value = 11,000 but when they appear in No orderbook they are accounted at 1,100,000 USDC value which is incorrect
but those are Yes shares merged into shown No orderbook!
but those are Yes shares merged into shown No orderbook!
aha, that makes a lot of sense! however, when No orderbook was switched to USDC, those tokens from Yes orderbook were accounted as having 312534$ value (price = 0.9999$, not 0.0001 as in reality for those Yes tokens) merging liquidity makes sense. USDC values in that merged orderbook don't look right
aha, that makes a lot of sense! however, when No orderbook was switched to USDC, those tokens from Yes orderbook were accounted as having 312534$ value (price = 0.9999$, not 0.0001 as in reality for those Yes tokens) merging liquidity makes sense. USDC values in that merged orderbook don't look right
HIP-4 no orderbook question. How can there be 321,489 No to be sold when the entire open interest is just 113,140 tokens?
HIP-4 no orderbook question. How can there be 321,489 No to be sold when the entire open interest is just 113,140 tokens?