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unbelievable to have to spell it out, but: - a "fresh quote" is an oxymoron - eth shipped slippage protection a decade ago - "pamms" aren't amms, they're trading strats - traders tightening/widening spreads for any reason is legitimate, rational behavior - markets punish altruism

Kalshi users realizing they're limiting each other lol

BREAKING: In a major victory for pro-Palestine student protesters at Columbia University, a judge in New York on Friday dismissed the university's findings of several disciplinary violations against 22 students who had been arrested over the occupation of Hamilton Hall in April 2024. The protesters had occupied the Columbia building and renamed it Hind's Hall, in honor of Hind Rajab, a Palestinian child who had been killed by Israel earlier that year. New York Supreme Court judge Gerald Lebovits noted that Columbia's internal panel's determinations that the student protesters committed most of the charged disciplinary violations are "arbitrary and capricious". "...the evidence before the panel still did not show by a preponderance that petitioners committed disciplinary violations other than being in Hamilton Hall during the 22 hours that it was occupied," the judge noted. Here's the operative part of the court order below.

Prediction markets create a public good of pricing. Who pays for the public good? It's either a subsidy from someone willing to unilaterally pay for the information, or from nontoxic flow (natural demand to hedge or speculate).